Here is an article about it. https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/po...fessors-civil-rights-lecture-critic-rcna13183
So the people who love guns, don’t believe in COVID or global warming or think women should have the right to choose and voted for trump are all pretty happy about this?
I want my civil rights professors looking like they went through some shit, not some Mark Fuhrman looking cracka
We must learn from history, learn to improve, and never forget it, and it needs to be taught accurately regardless of politics as there is enough awful for everyone to learn and admit too. The Deadliest Massacre in Reconstruction-Era Louisiana ... https://www.smithsonianmag.com › history › story-dea...
I was raised by a large democratic family that moved out here during the war from the south. And some were as racist as you could get, and some were not at all. I was taught by my Irish grandmother and mom that racism is terrible and it was something I should learn about.
https://www.newsweek.com/real-problem-critical-race-theory-opinion-1605771 .....We are in the midst of a lively national debate about the role of slavery, discrimination and racism in our country and its design, as well as the origins and solutions to current racial inequalities. Students need exposure not merely to left-leaning ideas on these questions but also to centrist and right-leaning positions, including those advanced by distinguished minority thinkers like Jason Riley, Thomas Sowell, Shelby Steele, Wilfred Reilly, Glenn Loury, Bob Woodson, John McWhorter, Coleman Hughes, Candace Owens and many others. Students need to consider the possibility that high rates of some destructive behaviors, such as crime and family breakdown, are more important than white racism in holding blacks back. They need to hear why some critics think that cultural reform and self-help, and not the endless and indignant pursuit of white racism, might be the best long-term answer. CRT ideology seeks to suppress, hide and delegitimate these ideas by keeping them out of the schools and banishing them from educational curricula. Many students and parents have never even been exposed to these perspectives and have not taken them as seriously as they deserve. It's time for that to change. That's called an education.