Texas school district pulls books by acclaimed author amid critical race theory
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But Texas prohibiting something does raise questions. But since we have seen some enforced "diversity" training, they seem to have some merit with their case to ban it.
Right now CRT is a lens that allows racism and discrimination, the oppressed is allowed to oppress the oppressor, even if that should be impossible.
But it is well known that CRTs followers do have some kind of problem with freedom of speech. Comes with forcing prescriptive language maybe.
This is non-substantive drivel. It also isn't relevant to the article because the children's book has nothing to do with CRT. It happens to be about a black boy and was written by a black man.
It's almost like the government is using fear of CRT to censor what it's citizens can read. Your response is the perfect explanation of why it's a move that works for them politically.
==But it is well known that CRTs followers do have some kind of problem with freedom of speech. Comes with forcing prescriptive language maybe.==
Another non-substantive attack. This article is about the government using CRT as cover to censor things they don't like. No need to focus on the perspective of CRT followers, they aren't and weren't involved in this decision.