How to Teach Your Kid About Critical Race Theory (CRT)
Today, Critical Race Theory has been construed in numerous ways by mostly conventional activists and has reignited recurrent debates over how school curricula covers race and inequality in American history and society.
For some people, CRT is an essential civic education while for others, it is “political advocacy” and “anti-American theories.” For many students, however, it is just history class.
This year, legally binding public views in states across the United Staes have again sought to reevaluate what is suitable, fact-based, and ideologically neutral content to teach about the country’s past and present in schools.
Directly or indirectly, these legislative efforts are tied to the fiery uproar over “Critical Race Theory,” a theoretical context for analyzing the impact of race through the past, first developed in 1970s by researchers comprising legal scholar, Kimberlé Crenshaw.
This parents and teachers’ guide book is here to educate and guide you on how to approach and discussing this delicate issue with your kids and students.
At the end of this BOOK, you will have the knowledge, experience and tools to inculcate your kids or students.
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