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Public schools are teaching kindergarteners that "whiteness" is the devil and lures children with the promise of "stolen land, stolen riches, [and] special favors." David French believes that state legislation banning this abuse is "un-American" and a "threat" to democracy.pic.twitter.com/B17FZESVqC
Source: this specific book is being taught to kindergarteners in Illinois, where it sparked a federal lawsuit, and to 4th/5th graders in Pennsylvania, where it is included as part of the "anti-racist" curriculum. https://www.fox32chicago.com/news/white-teacher-sues-evanston-skokie-school-district-65-for-alleged-race-based-policies … https://freebeacon.com/campus/pennsylvania-district-mandates-white-supremacy-lessons-for-kindergartners/ …
Can't we simply have a "no-racist" curriculum instead of antiracist.
Neither of those links show the image you’ve displayed in your original tweet.
"It sparked a federal lawsuit" kinda leans directly into Mr. French's critique, no?
It depends on the reason because if I were a teacher, I would sue against that book be taught as "Anit-Racism." because clearly, it is racist to whites. But again, that is if the reason is actually what he is saying.
This book was also read in my child’s kindergarten class in Seattle while they celebrated Black Lives Matter in Schools week.
What school was this in?
I see you didn’t read the article or the book the teacher either purposely is lying about or doesn’t comprehend which means they shouldn’t be a teacher with such bad reading comprehension. “Whiteness” is not the same as being someone who is simply white.
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