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Glad they're advocating for choice, as they should. Candidly, haven't you already acknowledged that some of these bills, by, for example, specifying material that can't be assigned/required, go beyond addressing methodology + framework? You object to banning specific texts too.
As I told you, restricting specific texts is not my preferred strategy, but it's entirely legitimate and preferable to nothing. But please answer my question about restricting a Klan curriculum. I'm genuinely curious.
I don’t think you’re doing the movement justice by pushing for an overt admission to banning KKK material. We don’t need “gotcha’s”; it’s a distraction. Show what’s “actually” being taught ‘right now’ under CRT pedagogy. It’s horrific on its own w/o hyperbole.
FWIW I think you’re closer to agreement than you think - in the end we want parents to have control over what is taught - school choice for those who can’t just move/pay for it & reasonable exercise over govt sponsored curriculum in taxpayer-funded K-12.
It’s totally sane to object to banning texts - *that* to me is where this argument is legitimized. The risk is letting that legitimate argument wash over the parts that are *not* illiberal but about ensuring ideological secularism in state school.
I don't think it's comparable, but I did reply to this.https://twitter.com/kmele/status/1412193199712468994 …
I don't believe this is a fair question because we all know that critical race theory (and it's other postmodern cousins) is nowhere near the realm of the KKK. Not even on the same planet. And I say that as someone who despises all of "critical theory" and it's subfields.
People still aren’t grasping the difference between theory and “praxis.”
That’s the downside of the broad label of “CRT.” In general it’s been a successful campaign but in this area we see some people like @kmele @thomaschattwill and @DavidAFrench who aren’t getting it.
None of them will answer your question directly.
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