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The media need a fact check. When asked about whether or not CRT was taught in schools, Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona said simply that “It’s not.” After Glenn Youngkin’s win, Joy Reid spent a segment asserting that critical race theory is not “actually taught” in any public school.
We’re both educators. These assertions are patently false.
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Daniel Buck is a research fellow and the director of the Conservative Education Reform Network at the American Enterprise Institute.
About the Author
Tony Kinnett is an investigative columnist with the Daily Signal. He is a former STEM coordinator and science teacher in Indianapolis, with bylines in the Federalist, Fox News, the Daily Wire, the Daily Caller, and the Washington Examiner.
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The media need a fact check. When asked about whether or not CRT was taught in schools, Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona said simply that “It’s not.” After Glenn Youngkin’s win, Joy Reid spent a segment asserting that critical race theory is not “actually taught” in any public school.
We’re both educators. These assertions are patently false.
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About the Author
Daniel Buck is a research fellow and the director of the Conservative Education Reform Network at the American Enterprise Institute.
About the Author
Tony Kinnett is an investigative columnist with the Daily Signal. He is a former STEM coordinator and science teacher in Indianapolis, with bylines in the Federalist, Fox News, the Daily Wire, the Daily Caller, and the Washington Examiner.
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