Wouldn't "never" be a definitive answer?We have a whole thread asking where CRT is being taught outside of graduate level legal studies, and so far there haven't been any answers.
So your question is a leading one in the first place.
How often do you beat your wife?
Yeah, he messed that up, it's supposed to be "When did you stop beating your wife?" And knowing the sound bite will be one word so answer wisely.Wouldn't "never" be a definitive answer?
I was close enough in my mind to get the point acrossYeah, he messed that up, it's supposed to be "When did you stop beating your wife?" And knowing the sound bite will be one word so answer wisely.
I knew what he was aiming for, but decided to ride the horse I was already on.Yeah, he messed that up, it's supposed to be "When did you stop beating your wife?" And knowing the sound bite will be one word so answer wisely.
Ignorance is your butterfly bliss and you try to make sure no one reads the facts.Here's the cliffs notes on those links for anyone who doesn't want to read that bullshit
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Pages of interpersonal bickering don't make for good reading. In any of that, have y'all caught onto Durr, the dumbass truck driver guy?
New Jersey Truck Driver Edward Durr's Offensive Social Media Posts Emerge
The GOP candidate—who won a shock victory against Stephen Sweeney—previously called Islam a "cult of hate" and its prophet Muhammad a "pedophile" online
New Jersey Senator-elect Durr, who is a Republican, tweeted the motto for the far-right group QAnon, referred to coronavirus as the "the China virus," and said an "influx of #illegalAliens" were responsible for disease spread, The Washington Post first reported.
"Only fools follow Muslim teachings! It is a cult of hate!" Durr wrote in a 2019 tweet, according to Newsweek. He also referred to Islam as a "false religion" and prophet Muhammad as a "pedophile."
Well, at least this one didn't drag it out too long ...
Yup, plenty of articles from shit sources.A Beginner's Curriculum on Critical Race Theory
There is currently a tremendous need to understand a previously obscure branch of academic thought called Critical Race Theory.newdiscourses.com
Garland’s Son-in-law Sells CRT Surveys to Public Schools. Senators: AG’s Memo to FBI on Parents Who Oppose CRT Shows Conflict of Interest
U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland has a very good reason to sic the FBI on angry parents who oppose school boards that peddle Critical Race Theory: His son-in-law’s company makes millions helping shove CRT down the throats of kids in 23,000 schools. ...thenewamerican.com
Missouri Teachers, CRT Advocate Plotted to Hide Social Justice Curriculum from ‘Trump Country’ Parents | National Review
Teachers can be heard on a leaked video strategizing on how best to keep parents in the dark on new social justice curriculum changes.www.nationalreview.com
There's plenty of articles etc that show just how pervasive CRT or whatever it's branded as in public schools, some of it predates by years the current hoopla about it. To say it doesn't exist is a bald faced lie.
Yup, plenty of articles from shit sources.