Parents-Rights Candidates Find Success in Local School-Board Races
Some think they’ve found a winning formula, at least in some parts of the country.
Results from Tag: 'critical race theory'
Christopher Rufo’s Time Has Come
‘I have learned that the secret to successful activism,’ says Rufo, ‘is not muscle, but information’
Loudoun County School Board’s Response to Sex Abuse Not News to Catholics
COMMENTARY: The Virginia board’s actions in dealing with an instance of sexual assault mirror the Catholic Church’s response in the not so distant past.
Republican Glenn Youngkin Projected to Have Won Virginia Governor Race
The race focused largely on social issues, namely critical race theory, abortion, and coronavirus mitigation strategies in schools.
From Critical Race and Gender Theory Curricula to Abortion Access for Teens, Parental Rights Battles Mount Nationwide
“Parents are realizing that something is deeply wrong, and even if they don’t understand the meaning behind this movement, they sense that it does not have their children’s best interests at heart.”
Jesuit High School in California Accused of Teaching Critical Race Theory
Concerned parents at the 58-year-old Jesuit High School in Sacramento claim that instruction inspired by critical race and gender theory violates the school’s religious mission, and one family has filed a civil suit that alleges their son was expelled for questioning CRT precepts.
How Parents Can Fight Back Against Toxic Agendas in the Schools
An interview with Erika Sanzi of Parents Defending Education
Critical Race Theory Is the Wrong Way to Teach About Race in Catholic Education
While critical race theory seeks to divide the world into racial categories, faithful Catholic education can bring about healing through a deep encounter with the Divine Physician.
Critical Race Theory Won’t Help America — Only Selfless Love of Country Can Do That
It’s true that the United States has further progress to make, but abandoning our founding principles is no way to get there.
Education Has Increasingly Shackled Reason
COMMENTARY: The mind possesses an “illimitable freedom.” The recognition of this factor is a good starting place for education.
