Don't ban CRT. Refute it! See the full discussion at http://glennloury.substack.com pic.twitter.com/2jzMDUT5hO
Kindergartners cannot refute their teachers who practice critical race pedagogy. Public schools are not a "marketplace of ideas"; they are state-run monopolies that have the power of coercion. Legislative intervention is not only desirable, but absolutely necessary.
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Right, after your "refute" it intellectually, the next step is to remove it from the curriculum—which, by definition, means working through a legislative body, whether at the school board or at the state legislature, which is where curricula are decided.
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I’m disappointed to see people miss this point. It’s not unusual for us to choose what we teach our kids with tax dollars, it’s the entire point.
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But is IS unusual for the state to tell local school districts what they CAN'T teach their kids with tax dollars.
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To be honest Chris, I think CRT being discussed in the mainstream over the last few months means the damage is done. No matter how many elected officials sign a law into existence banning it, teachers can still teach it. It’s up to the parents at this point.
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This quandary is all because you guys use imprecise language to describe what is being discussed, making it sound like a “theory” where the real objection is to the de facto implementation of CRT in schools.
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Nope its the fact you guys are conflating anything race base that makes white folk uncomfortable or offended into CRT. But this was Rufo plan all along . SMHpic.twitter.com/7lCv5ql62H
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Isn't the issue, that Glenn is not touching on here, teaching (as doctrine) vs. teaching about? In Catholic school I was taught Christianity. In public school children can be taught about Christianity. Same with CRT, no?
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1) Why open w/ the non-sequitur RE *kindergarten* 2) Sensible debate to be had about pedagogy. Lean into that, maybe? 3) "Market place of ideas" - yet another non-sequitur 4) Aren't you going to castigate him for being an "enabler?"
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