Democrats lied about CRT not being taught in schools

 Washington Examiner:

Critical race theory pervasive in Virginia teacher training materials, contrary to Democratic claims

 Teacher training materials in Virginia provide instructions for incorporating critical race theory into the classroom, and the state's education department website specifically recommends books promoting the framework — contradicting claims from prominent Democrats that it isn't taught in schools.

Foundations of Critical Race Theory in Education by Edward Taylor, David Gillborn, and Gloria Ladson-Billings is on a list of recommended reading for the Virginia Department of Education's Office of Equity and Community Engagement, which designed the department's “EdEquityVA ” initiative. The recommendation is just one of several for integrating critical race theory and related concepts into education.

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They have also been playing semantic games calling their CRT curriculum such things as "equity, diversity, and inclusion."  They do so while pushing the same racist crat that is CRT.  The proponents of CRT seem willing to do anything to pursue this indoctrination objective.

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