Critical race theory

A high school teacher and two students sued Arkansas on Monday over the state's ban on critical race theory and “indoctrination” in public schools, asking a federal judge to strike down the restrictions as unconstitutional.

The lawsuit by the teacher and students from Little Rock Central High School, site of the historic 1957 racial desegregation crisis, stems from the state's decision last year that an Advanced Placement course on African American Studies would not count toward state credit.

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IMO: Those who continue looking behind them fail to see what is ahead of them. As a result, they will fail to reach parity and success with the others. Such is the continuing problem with those who support Critical Race Theory.

What's your opinion?

Past affects present and through it the future. If we have inaccurate understanding of the past, we neither can understand how current problems were developed nor how to effectively fix them in future.

Shouldn't "Critical Race Theory" be taught in Ebonic?


https://academics.hamilton.edu/government/dparis/govt375/spring98/multiculturalism/ebonics/whatis.html#:~:text=Ebonics%20derives%20its%20form%20from,American%20Vernacular%20English(AAVE).