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Last year, the Evanston/Skokie School District began forcing teachers to commit to "antiracism" and separating them into racially-segregating "affinity groups." Superintendent Devon Horton told teachers: "If you're not anti-racist, we can't have you in front of our students."pic.twitter.com/m2XPm1Um3i
The district told teachers they must investigate their "whiteness," accept that white individuals are "loud" and "controlling," acknowledge that "white identity is inherently racist," and believe that "to be less white is to be less racially oppressive."pic.twitter.com/4fsRx9fZAK
The district had children as young as kindergarten read "Not My Idea: A Book About Whiteness," which depicts "whiteness" as the devil, luring whites with the promise of stolen land, riches, and privileges.pic.twitter.com/FS9VVrjWmz
During BLM Week, the district shared materials with teachers and parents claiming that white children become racists by kindergarten, remaining "strongly biased in favor of whiteness" by the age of 5.pic.twitter.com/YeZ60Xef6q
Last year, the Trump administration found that district blatantly violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. However, days after taking office, the Biden administration reversed this decision, greenlighting critical race theory indoctrination in the district.pic.twitter.com/mhquHymvZQ
The team at @SLF_Liberty has filed a lawsuit to stop this, arguing that racial segregation, stereotyping, and scapegoating violate the Civil Rights Act and Fourteenth Amendment. They will win this case—and shut down critical race theory indoctrination wherever it arises.
It astounds me that anybody thinks that this crap is even REMOTELY acceptable.
Those type of schools should not allowed to exist. It’s a poison to the future generations
It’s good to know where you come from right?
Uh....white people are the loud ones?
It's in print, so it must be true. 
I miss when it was socially unacceptable to make sweeping generalizations about folks based on their race. Can we get back to doing that?
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