Kissel adds: “They see [critical race theory] advocates teaching children vice in the name of virtue, and they have had enough.” In the U.S. Supreme Court’s majority opinion in Parents ...

Critical race theory is interwoven in all that I do." "I needed space to be a teacher who was racially literate and racially radical," he continued.

Since January 2021, Republican state legislators have introduced nearly 200 anti-critical race theory bills in 40 states, according to data compiled by the nonprofit organization PEN America. 1 ...

Throughout this debate, we have heard that "critical race theory is simply a way to learn about the past" that "critical race theory is not taught in elementary schools or high schools" and that ...

Inside the battle to teach critical race theory in schools A new Texas law forbids teachers from suggesting any individual is inherently racist. It’s just one of many other similar laws that ...

Critical race theory, or CRT, has been discussed in academic circles for nearly 40 years, but the term has only recently been weaponized in backlash of the racial reckoning that spread across the ...

Lawmakers in more than a dozen states have adopted proposals that reject the teaching of critical race theory in K–12 schools. Some of this state legislation appropriately prohibits government ...

And at least 19 states have so-called “anti-critical race theory” laws or regulations—despite the fact that CRT is rarely taught below the graduate university level.

As most specialists know, critical race theory is an academic movement that first emerged in the 1970s and ‘80s among legal scholars such as Kimberlé Crenshaw, Richard Delgado, and Derrick Bell.

Critical Race Theory indicates that White people have benefited from decades of laws designed to benefit White people but not other groups. [correct] All of these answers are correct.