Critical Race Theory (CRT) has been a hot topic and has been under scrutiny from parents all over the country these last few months. Many parents have taken the initiative to educate themselves on their children’s curriculum since online learning spilled into the home environment. Upon doing so, many parents like you have come to realize that your children are being taught the Critical Race Theory curriculum without your knowledge. That is because in many places all over America it is being taught under the disguise of alternative names rather than the aforementioned controversial name. “Equity Policy” “Diversity Equity Inclusion” are some of the names used to hide Critical Race Theory and disguise the curriculum and its harmful content. Fortunately, many parents have caught on and are taking the necessary steps to ensure that it is banned to avoid the indoctrination of innocent kids.

Numerous board meetings have been held all over the country where parents have and are rightfully speaking out against the curriculum. In Forsyth County Georgia, parents have shown public outrage in many different schools over the curriculum being taught to their children. The Forsyth County Board of Education has denied allegations that teachers in the county are teaching Critical Race Theory. However, many parents have realized that CRT is being taught under the disguise of different names, one alternative name of the curriculum is “Diversity Equity Inclusion”. One after the other, parents took the opportunity to speak out against the theory at the Forsyth County Schools Board meeting. One parent stated that their child is being abused if they are subjected to being taught that if they are born a white male then they are the oppressor to all others. Another parent also took to the stand to plea with the Board to teach their children Mathematics, sciences, and factual History and not to indoctrinate their kids.

In many cases, the parents at these board meetings have been cut off midway through their pleas and speeches or intimidated by school board members. One parent at a school board meeting brought up the school’s plans of teaching the CRT in the fall to which she was cut off midway. The parent shed light on a recent instance in the school where teachers were given questionnaires regarding their stance on race and white privilege. She proceeded to ask whether these questionnaires were distributed to determine whether a teacher could be dismissed or intimidated into teaching the Theory. She was cut off from her speech and told that her question was irrelevant. If that wasn’t enough evidence for you then you ought to hear more about other parents who have received the same treatment for advocating for their kids’ rights.

A mom took a stand against the board meeting for intimidation and trying to incite violence on her by a social justice mob. This happened after she previously spoke up against the teaching of the CRT at a board meeting. A board member then took it upon themselves to list names of parents opposing the theory at the board meeting in a private Facebook group to get them attacked for opposing the board and the theory. Another concerned father at a different school presented his criticism at a school board meeting against the Critical race theory that is taught under the name “Equity Policy”. Immediately after the parent called the program out for what it is which is the CRT, the parent was shut down from speaking for using the “incorrect” terminology for the curriculum. After that, he continues to talk about the stigma the curriculum imposes on other children and how the theory leaves out critical information that opposes its narrative. As soon as he mentions that first-generation Nigerian immigrants, for example, are highly successful academically and financially in America he is asked to leave the stand.

Parents have a right to know and critique the theory for its bias and divisive nature. It is becoming increasingly clear that a lot of schools teach the CRT theory under many different names to push the agenda and narrative of the theory. This is why your voice as a parent needs to be heard and it is of great importance that you take a stance for your children who are vulnerable to indoctrination.