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We should not learn reasons to hate one another based on skin color

If we do not want discrimination we need to get rid of educating kids on reasons to think of each other differently.

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 @B9R45XK from Indiana  agreed…5mos5MO

I agree with this statement. Learning to foster hate based on skin color decreases unity drastically.

 @B9R6N28 from Arizona  disagreed…5mos5MO

I think this is very important to teach children because most children learn behaviors from their family.

 @B9R55F7 from Illinois  disagreed…5mos5MO

If we don’t learn from past mistakes, we will never grow or be better. Critical Race Theory is not about hate, it’s about teaching how people were not provided the same opportunities because of their skin color.

 @B9R6847 from Mississippi  agreed…5mos5MO

I agree, critical race theory being taught in class is diabolical because there aren't many white people anymore that hate other races.

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