Taking Critical Race Theory Bans to Court | RealClearPolitics

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

69% : Later, in 2012, the state banned seven books related to the curricula from public schools.
61% : Key fault lines for any litigation center on basic questions about the scope of the First Amendment; whether the bans are too vague; whether racial discrimination played a role in the development of the legislation; and whether the bans abridge equal-protection rights.
60% : In recent months, some Americans have been galvanized into action over the teaching of critical race theory, leading to dozens of lawsuits and the passage of multiple state statutes and amendments that have banned the doctrine from public schools.

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