Los Angeles Times Article RatingEditorial: What critical race theory is -- and isn't -- and why it belongs in schools
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66% : It's not surprising, then, that a renewed call for ethnic studies in public schools has caused a nationwide wave of contentious school board meetings, with opponents of such courses hurling accusations of indoctrination and in some cases attempting to recall the education leaders they had elected.61% : Public education has gotten better at bringing the history, literature and art of marginalized groups into the classroom.
39% : It attempted to inculcate in students the idea that capitalism is, like racism, a form of oppression and power.
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