School pushing CRT expels kids whose moms objected

 Red States:

Two parents who launched a campaign against Critical Race Theory at Columbus Academy, a private school in Ohio, say that the school has now expelled their kids in retaliation because of their actions.

Andrea Gross and Amy Gonzalez said the school sent them a letter saying that their children would not be re-enrolled for the fall.

From ABC6:

“I believe they are trying to send a message to the other members of our coalition that if you speak out and you ask questions that they will punish your innocent children, and our members are afraid,” Gross said. “Separating people by the color of their skin is regressive, we are not just anti-racist, we are also pro-human.

The moms said they believed the school was discriminating against conservative thought and trying to push a progressive agenda.
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It is an example of how unreasonable and racist the proponents of CRT are in dealing with the parent rebellion against this evil agenda. 

See, also:

Thousands of Teachers Vow To Defy State Bans on Critical Race Theory 
Leftist groups and teachers' unions support the radical curriculum

Anyone pushing this racist garbage should be fired. 

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