Winsome Sears says CRT weaved into school curriculum

 Washington Examiner:

Virginia Lieutenant Gov.-elect Winsome Sears blasted critical race theory on CNN Sunday, insisting that the ideology is "weaved" into the state's school curriculum.

Sears lambasted CRT on CNN's State of the Union, emphasizing the importance of teaching children "the good, the bad, and the ugly" of American history.

"You oppose critical race theory being taught in schools, which I should say is not part of Virginia's curriculum," CNN host Dana Bash told Sears."You did say, though, that the good and the bad of American history should be taught, and we should also tell viewers that you're the former vice president of the Virginia Board of Education."

"Explain how you think race should be taught in Virginia public schools," Bash asked.

Sears disagreed with the notion that CRT is not part of Virginia's curriculum.

"I beg to differ that CRT is not taught ... It is part of the curriculum, it's weaved in and out of the curriculum," Sears explained. "In fact, in 2015, former governor who was just defeated, McAuliffe , his state Board of Education had information on how to teach it. So it's weaved in."

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The left and proponents of CRT try to make semantic arguments to cover up the teaching of  CRT and Sears is not letting them get away with it.  One of those dodges is that they are just teaching history, but when you tell young people that they were borns as oppressors or victims that is not history and it is also totally untrue.  

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