On the latest episode of critical race theory drama...
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One student alleged that he was handed a card by a student who called him a racial slur.
While Florida's governor is trying to Stop WOKE, select high schools around the country will begin offering an AP…
Teachers who teach social studies and English reported being harassed about policies on race and bias.
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Despite Florida Gov. Ron Desantis passing the Stop Woke Act, Florida has been paying "social inequity" classroom…
The governor previously passed a law barring schools from teaching subjects on race. Now, he’s making sure the…
The proposal sent to the Texas State Board of Education will have a final vote this November
If you were wondering how some Black educators were being affected by anti-CRT legislation, read Cecelia Lewis'…
This comes amid claims on social media that the rapper has benefited from being white.
The Department of Education offers guidance that textbook publishers should avoid topics of culturally responsive…
The bill, which limits how race is discussed in schools, colleges, and businesses will go into effect July 1st
Florida will also ban the teaching of material from The 1619 Project
Complaints from parents came after a 15-question worksheet was given to students as part of teaching the book “Dear…
School administrators in anti-CRT states have found a way to teach the same subjects but under a different name to…
Legislation targeting CRT has become widespread across the United States.
The ant-CRT law prohibits state universities from using training material that could cause racial 'discomfort.'
Students and staffers could sue public colleges and universities if they feel they’ve been unfairly punished for not…
The Virginia Association of School Superintendents slams internal changes made to end Virginia's equity initiatives.
The superintendent of Education in Mississippi says critical race theory is not taught in schools
The bill would be another instrument in the anti-CRT and book banning movement to remake history to nurture a few.