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A thread on the folly of the anti-CRT bills and the danger of banning ideas. First, let's get one thing perfectly straight. Not one of the anti-CRT bills I've read bans Critical Race Theory. Not one. So right from the start the public is sold a bill of goods. /1
David, if a public school adopted a Klan-based curriculum promoting race essentialism, collective guilt, and racial superiority, would you support a state law to ban it? Yes or no.
He already addressed thishttps://twitter.com/DavidAFrench/status/1403444627135401985?s=20 …
Teaching CRT as theory is completely different than teaching CRT as Truth.
To be consistent, I think he'd have to say no, that there is recourse to fight that already. I say yes, but, the state law would have to be very specific about what it's banning. He's right about that. Each of the laws I've seen has some overly vague provisions.
French isn't consistent and he defends the woke all of the time so his answer would most likely be yes.
Good question. We know the answer. At a certain point in an argument French ceases to seriously follow through. It’s the manner of provocateurs.
Exactly. He’s missing the point entirely.
Exactly. That ideology would target his family personally, too. Would love for him to actually answer that. Especially if it was in lockstep with corporate HR depts and institutions. “Just offer better ideas!” lol Ended a century after our deadliest war.
The current curriculum is Klan based. Hence why the lack of accuracy on Native American Genocide, Slavery and Reconstruction in America
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