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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]so professor: do you believe that students who are encouraged to get good grades are being subject to a white supremacist concept? [b]This is directly from CRT.[/b] Do you want your kids to get good grades? [/quote] LOL[/quote] lol what? Getting/expecting good grades has been deemed a white supremacist value.[/quote] Cite the CRT handbook you are referencing so we can all go look at it. Also cite the schools that hace adopted that guidebook. [/quote] I doubt there is a CRT handbook, per se. It's a collection of viewpoints, which some schools have accepted and some states are prohibiting by law. But you know this.[/quote] LOL. You are obviously not an academic. “A collection of viewpoints.” No, dear. There are actual published books and articles. Go read them so you can sound more informed when you critique the theory. [/quote] The theory is one thing; it's basic tenets are generally understood. But it's become a catch-all phrase for anti-racism pedagogy, which has many variants of views including the one mentioned above that expecting high grades is a white supremacist value. I don't think anyone really objects to learning what the theory is about. The objection seems to be with the way schools are implementing these anti-racism ideas, some of which are from CRT. [/quote]
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