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yes--it answers the question.....bible studies in private schools have been around a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOng time---CRT hasn't ..and private school graduation rates are HIGHER than public schools --BOOOOM BABY !!!!!!Doesn't answer the question. It isn't being taught. On the other hand Republicans DO keep trying to add Bible classes to the curreculum. Shouldn't that extra crap be banned?
Not my fault you’re so gullible you need to prevent banning things that you claim will never happen.So you are a moron. That's all we need to know.
You forgot the word "some"..one huge reason is because American kids are ALREADY behind in education ....adding CRAP to the schedule is STUPID
It isn’t being taught?Doesn't answer the question. It isn't being taught. On the other hand Republicans DO keep trying to add Bible classes to the curreculum. Shouldn't that extra crap be banned?
Aww..just repeating what I posted. Poor trumptard.So you are a moron. That's all we need to know.
Hilarious lie.If CRT is not being taught why are you trying to ban it?
The problem with the laws is that CRT is defined so poorly almost any discussion of racial issues or racism could lead to a teacher being fired.
Aww..just repeating what I posted. Poor Bidumb hitlerjugendAww..just repeating what I posted. Poor trumptard.
Doesn't answer the question. It isn't being taught. On the other hand Republicans DO keep trying to add Bible classes to the curreculum. Shouldn't that extra crap be banned?
Back at ya, kiddo. Right wing-nuts want to prevent CRT teaching and yet...they cannot define what CRT is.Not my fault you’re so gullible you need to prevent banning things that you claim will never happen.
It’s in the Vetoed bill, Dufus.Back at ya, kiddo. Right wing-nuts want to prevent CRT teaching and yet...they cannot define what CRT is.
Let me know when you figure out what CRT teaching actually means.
Aww..just repeating what I posted. Poor trumptard.Aww..just repeating what I posted. Poor Bidumb hitlerjugend
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No, it's not, moron.It’s in the Vetoed bill, Dufus.
Goebbels would be proud of youAww..just repeating what I posted. Poor trumptard.
yes, it is, moron.No, it's not, moron.
CRT is a buzzword designed to troll the right and make them rage.
All CRT is is explaining how black people got so messed up. It starts with slavery, for example.
There, I taught you CRT and you're none the worse for it.
Slavery has existed in every country to every skin color at some point in time throughout human history. That is a historical fact. For blacks though it's an excuse, and a excuse they use for everything constantly to dismiss their inherent laziness, stupidity, and lack of ambition.
That last sentence is illustrated by another historical fact. That fact being if you look at the history of mankind across the whole world and tell me this, how contributions (such as inventions/creations) have blacks added to the world? How many successful countries have they created/governed that went on to become first or second world countries compared to countries of non blacks? The answer to both is simply, very little. What blacks have done in the world vs what non blacks have done is staggeringly different.
And maybe, maybe, crt started as you say but it has taken on a whole new meaning that hasn't a single shred of that in it anymore. Technically a fag originally was a bundle of sticks, but it's meaning has since changed multiple times and doesn't resemble it's original meaning at all. But you know this, you just chose to ignore it to argue is all.
Get this.
A. CRT is not taught in schools.
B. We can’t have CRT banned in schools.
Riiiiiight…..
I wonder why you haven’t taken a sulfuric acid bath to cover your white skin.Here is a good article about CRT from an NC news site. Trumptards, of course, will not read it but then if they did, they wouldn't be trumptards, now, would they?
What is critical race theory?
Critical race theory is a framework centered around the idea that race is a social construct designed to oppress people of color, as opposed to the white supremacist notion that race is a natural, biological distinction between human subgroups.
Erika Wilson is an associate professor of law at UNC who specializes in civil rights and critical race theory. She said law has been used to construct race since the beginning of American history.
For example, the Homestead Act of 1862 — which intended to allow any citizen to apply to own up to 160 acres of government land — outlined benefits by race, Wilson said, in favor of white people. She also said the Great Depression-era New Deal declined to provide benefits to predominantly Black neighborhoods.
The local battle surrounding CRT
J. Michael Bitzer, a professor of politics and history at Catawba College, said states like North Carolina only began these efforts once former President Donald Trump signed an executive order in September prohibiting diversity training and critical race theory.
After this order went into effect, many conservative state leaders followed suit, Bitzer explained, which triggered nationwide efforts to minimize the teaching of critical race theory within the realm of education, as seen as in North Carolina.
Another factor in this spreading ideology, Bitzer said, was the fear perpetuated by Trump that white Americans were losing political power due to the changing ethnic and racial makeup of the country.
The second dynamic impacting state discussions of critical race theory is the North Carolina Board of Education decision to edit the social studies curricula in public schools, particularly subjects centered around discrimination, racism and gender identity, Bitzer said.
“Along with those two dynamics, the national and various state Republican Parties and their elected officials are utilizing this issue to continue to fire up their base of voters that they need in the 2022 midterms and beyond,” Bitzer said.
Bitzer also said by using the phrase “critical race theory” with the understanding that many Americans don’t know what it means, these leaders have succeeded to reframe the issue into a continuing culture war battle.
More, here
If you knew anything about education, (which you don't) you would know graduation rate is a function of the students in the school and not the school itself.yes--it answers the question.....bible studies in private schools have been around a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOng time---CRT hasn't ..and private school graduation rates are HIGHER than public schools --BOOOOM BABY !!!!!!
and--bible studies are not in public schools--so your point there is ridiculous
