How Critical Race Theory Led to Kendi - Washington Free Beacon
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
68% : As red states consider laws banning critical race theory from public schools, critical race theorists have responded with one of two contradictory arguments: that CRT is an obscure academic theory that will never find its way into K-12 classrooms, or that it just means teaching about slavery and Jim Crow.45% : CRT came onto the scene just as the Reagan revolution was beginning; by the time the discipline had fully established itself, Bill Clinton's Democrats were singing the virtues of free trade.
38% : One "benefit" of focusing on "unconscious racial attitudes," Lawrence said, is that it "significantly decreases" the number of neutral policies threatened by anti-discrimination law.
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