What genuinely confuses me about so many on the right embracing these CRT bans is this: What happened to wanting a government so small you can drown it in a bathtub and taking responsibility for your own community?
We can simultaneously advocate for (1) restricting race essentialism and political indoctrination in existing public schools, and (2) radically expanding school choice and providing education dollars to families instead of public school bureaucracies. There is no contradiction.
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Expanding school choice reduces government footprint. Codifying curricular restrictions expands it.
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Except nobody is teaching CRT in K-12, so the whole thing is yet another right-wing lie used as an excuse to tell teachers not to teach history.
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Unions do not push for curriculum
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Huuuge contradictions bud.
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Son of a bitch
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So charter schools so kids can receive a different form of indoctrination
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What about the principle of subsidiarity that's been dear to the conservative movement for years? Why not fight this at the school board level and let each community decide their standards and make school board races something people pay more attention to?
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Andrew Sullivan makes a salient point related to mine.https://twitter.com/bob_saccamanno/status/1412484069045137409 …
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