Fantastic story on how a conservative white U of Mississippi law student who hoped to have a future in Republican politics is taking a Critical Race Theory class & calls it "the most impactful & enlightening course I have taken."
From @mintamolly: mississippitoday.org/2022/02/02/mis…
From @mintamolly: mississippitoday.org/2022/02/02/mis…
"Murphree grew up seeing it; critical race theory just gave her a way to talk about it.
At Northwest Rankin High, 'I could just look around & see people in my class, & I could see the racial divide & how people literally said the n-word,' Murphree said."
mississippitoday.org/2022/02/02/mis…
At Northwest Rankin High, 'I could just look around & see people in my class, & I could see the racial divide & how people literally said the n-word,' Murphree said."
mississippitoday.org/2022/02/02/mis…
Again, this is by @mintamolly at @MSTODAYnews (no connection to the Mississippi Free Press). But it's a really great article and I wanted to share it.
For details on the so-called "Critical Race Theory" bill the Mississippi Senate passed (which actually does not ban or even mention or describe Critical Race Theory), see my story here at @MSFreePress: mississippifreepress.org/20007/black-mi…
As books on racism are being banned from libraries nationwide amid the "CRT" hysteria, in Ridgeland, Mississippi, the mayor is withholding $110,000 in funding to the local library unless it agrees to purge all LGBTQ books from its shelves.
By @NickJudin:mississippifreepress.org/20068/ridgelan…
By @NickJudin:mississippifreepress.org/20068/ridgelan…
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