I wAs ChEaTeD! I dEmAnD a ReCoUnT! My card doesn't have "pedophilia"!

Wow, I love almost all those things!

Everything except athiesm

CRT really is taught in schools. there is proof. It is mentioned in a virginia cirriculum.

Finally I have a minute to fact check: https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2021/nov/16/rick-scott/critical-race-theory-isnt-virginias-curriculum/ -- No, it isn't. Whatever source you used for this, distrust it more in the future.

I read the fact check, and it was mostly false, not completely false. CRT was given as an option for teachers, and that will affect the way those teachers will teach their students.

So, teachers are being taught to think about racism. That's NOT the same as CRT being on the curriculum. And there's a very important reason why teachers are being educated about systemic racism: overrepresentation -- yes, it's very real.

https://www.ncld.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/2020-NCLD-Disproportionality_Trends-and-Actions-for-Impact_FINAL-1.pdf

okay, CRT is not in the cirriculum. It is being given to educators. I probably should have been more precise with my language. But beyond that, I think it's better for you to argue that CRT is a good thing than it is to deny that it is part of the education system.

The question is, are you arguing that systematic racism is a good part of the education system?

no. I am not saying that there should be systemic racism.

Well, there is in education (read the link I posted above), and training like that is how teachers and school districts can change it.

In colleges at the graduate level, certainly. The fact that it is mentioned in a virginia curriculum is not evidence that it is being taught at anything but the graduate level there.

Well, critical race applied principles, a.k.a racialized education, is taught there.

I'd love to know where you get these talking points: I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "racialized education". Education used to be racialized when students were legally segregated by race . . . but I'm guessing that's not what you mean.