You cannot be a genuine proponent of free expression and want to ban CRT.
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This is reductive. Public schools should not compel students to believe in race essentialism, collective guilt, and racial superiority theory. Individuals have a right to preach critical race theory; they don't have an entitlement for the state to promote it for them.
If the Klan sponsored a public school curriculum that promoted race essentialism, collective guilt, and racial superiority theory, I would support legislation to ban it from schools—while still granting them their right to express it as individual citizens.
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No, you wouldn't. You would likely support it, after taking the Klan's name off it. .
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Agreed. Would it be anti-free expression to support not teaching the Lost Cause myth of the Civil War? Or to support not teaching geocentricism?
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This is a really good counterfactual that helps drive home the fundamental point. With public education, we need to be very careful with the epistemology of what we - our society, broadly speaking - select to be a part of our curriculum for public education.
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