Black Christians : SBC wants to scrap resolution on Critical Race Theory, Pastor Dwight McKissic says

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We should teach critical race theory. That includes Miami’s history of lynchings | Opinion​

We should teach critical race theory. That includes Miami’s history of lynchings | Opinion

Three known African Americans were lynched in southern Miami-Dade County in the 1920s, their names all but forgotten in the dust bin of history — until now.

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Critical race theory is not a threat​

Critical race theory is not a threat

Focusing on critical race theory as a threat is a throwback to an era that never really existed.

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Let’s continue to teach for a well-informed and well-prepared upcoming generation.

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Mary Bullard

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How critical race theory went from conservative battle cry to mainstream powder keg​

How critical race theory went from conservative battle cry to mainstream powder keg

How critical race theory went from right-wing blogs to mainstream, suburban moms thanks to a multiyear effort by conservative activists and media personalities.

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Phillip M. Bailey, Chelsey Cox and Aleszu Bajak, USA TODAY​

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This 103-Year-Old Woman Is A Walking Textbook — But Her Version Of History Is The One You Want To Hear​

This 103-Year-Old Woman Is A Walking Textbook — But Her Version Of History Is The One You Want To Hear

"All I’ve done is worked, I can’t find no time in between when I didn’t do work."View Entire Post ›

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Guest Column: Misinformation about Critical Race Theory Bears Resemblance to the Past​

Guest Column: Misinformation about Critical Race Theory Bears Resemblance to the Past

Misinformation about Critical Race Theory bears resemblance to the past. Proponents claim that racism explains divides in various areas of our society

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CRT scholars, as well as many economists, will point to past laws. For example, when the Social Security Act was passed in 1935, it left out two occupations – agricultural workers and domestic servants. Not coincidentally these workers were predominantly Black and brown, thus left out from benefitting from this social welfare program.

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Parvez Ahmed, Ph.D.

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