Los Angeles Public Schools Host Critical
Race Theorist To ‘Challenge Whiteness’
While Saying They Aren’t Teaching Critical
Race Theory
Posted By: PeterWolosin, 11/30/2021 9:24:32 AM
The Los Angeles Unified School District Office of Human Relations, Diversity & Equity prepared a presentation told students critical race theory isn’t being taught in schools while the district made presentations that did precisely that. The district also mandated that teachers take an “antiracism” course taught by a known critical race theorist who told them to “challenge whiteness.” A LAUSD presentation titled “Critical Race Theory and Racism in K-12 Education” starts out by defining the theory as a “Theoretical Framework through which researchers and scholars try to understand how structural and racial inequities exist and endure in our society.”
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