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@BD8GWGN DisagreementsCounter Arguments2mos ago

We should not be socially engineering our children to support left wing racial views, or any subjective views for that matter

School is for practical education, not ideological indoctrination.

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 @BD6VZPV from Texas  agreed…2mos2MO

I think that Critical Race Theory should be taught as history but not as something that is used today in real life. Why would you give yourself an excuse on why you COULD NOT just because of your skin? Granted, some people do experience set backs due to their skin, but you shouldn't just say oh well and give up and blame it on the system of critical race theory.

 @BD96WD9Republican  from Texas  agreed…2mos2MO

yeah I agree race should only be taught 9-12 As a part of the curriculum to know past mistakes and ways to fix it nothing more or less should be REQUIRED but can be offered

 @BD9FT6P from New York  disagreed…2mos2MO

i suggest not raising your child to be radiant and subjective towards species races everyone is equal and shouldn’t feel entitled different

 @BD95ZBKDemocrat from Louisiana  disagreed…2mos2MO

Racism is very prevalent and has astounding real effects in American society and it has nothing to do with/separate from any political party.

 @BD96RRS from Georgia  agreed…2mos2MO

I completely agree. The school calendar is compressed enough already - our kids have to take some courses during the summer to stay on track. Wasting time in classrooms is bad enough, but it's worse when you have misinformed or even informed people propagandizing impressionable minds.

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