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"I would hope that it was a reality check for those officers," Brian Chaney, the plaintiff, told reporters Wednesday.

Educators could have their licenses suspended and schools could have their accreditation docked for not following the new rules.

Oklahoma public school teachers can't cover specific concepts on race, including the idea that some people can be inherently racist or sexist, even unknowingly.

A recent New York Times op-ed misses the mark.

The father gave his opinion on critical race theory to the school board, saying the schools were failing its students.

Teachers in Edinburgh criticized the use of the N-word and the white-savior motif in Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.

Race ultimately can be used as a marker of progress in eliminating systemic disparities.

The effort to present one ideology on race and to discredit other perspectives as racist, bigoted and baseless is a form of partisan propaganda that is contrary to sound educational practice.

A public school classroom is not a utopian "marketplace of ideas" derived from an Enlightenment-era political pamphlet.

The woman is being held in police custody and faces fines of up to 1,500 euros.

"I am deeply troubled that some of our student-athlete parents were subjected to racist slurs during last night's game," Candice Storey Lee tweeted Tuesday.

Hammer thrower Gwen Berry faced a backlash from conservatives after she turned away from the U.S. flag during the national anthem in an impromptu protest.

While activists and the bereaved family of 16-year-old Miller demand answers about her death, her former girlfriend is being harrassed.

When a white man drew his gun, Bush reportedly said, "Don't shoot me [and] I won't shoot you. Whites don't shoot whites."

Amherst, Mass. approved creating a fund to pay reparations to Black residents, with a suggested initial seed investment of over $200,000.

"We do not teach critical race theory," Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said when asked about the U.S. military's position on the theory by Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.) on Wednesday. "We don't embrace critical race theory and I think that's a spurious conversation."

A school board meeting in Virginia turned into a protest, resulting in the arrest of two people and at least one minor injury after parents gathered to discuss critical race theory and transgender policies.

People of good conscience from across the political spectrum are worried about what is now happening in their kids' schools.

The latest document is among some two dozen papers from current and former police officers who have backed a claim that a race-based quota system disproportionately affected minority officers.

Is there a single history textbook in this country that doesn't include meaningful lessons on slavery and Jim Crow? Or that lynching never happened? Of course not.

"Critical race theory says every white person is a racist," the senator said during a Faith & Freedom conference.

The idea of teaching critical race theory in schools has become a major focus of criticism in recent weeks.

"This is an effort by the Left to create a day out of whole cloth to celebrate identity politics as part of its larger efforts to make Critical Race Theory the reigning ideology of our country," Rep. Matt Rosendale (R-Mont.) said Wednesday.

Prominent Black voices on social media have reacted to the news of the Senate vote, but many feel as though there are more important matters that need to be addressed.

Moderate Alabama pastor Ed Litton defeated conservative Georgia pastor Mike Stone, who supported a motion to repudiate critical race theory, as the next leader of the Southern Baptist Convention on Tuesday.

The letter by Gabriela Baron, a former trustee of the $57,385-a-year school, said her daughter's history class was shown a video by comedian Ziwe that "exemplifie[d] hate speech against white women."

Seven Republican senators reintroduced the Save American History Act on Monday, which Tuberville says will allow schools to "encourage the open debate of ideas and teach important morals to our students."

Many states had so-called "anti-miscegenation" laws that forbade white people and non-white people from marrying.

The state Board of Education said new rules would be put into place to protect schoolchildren from curricula that might "distort historical events."

"If police do a better job interacting with the public when they are wearing body cameras, how much more important is it for teachers to do the same?" the Nevada Family Alliance asked.