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Is “Critical Race Theory” a way of understanding how racism has shaped American public policy, or a divisive discourse that pits people of color against White people?
The topic has exploded in the public arena this summer—especially in K-12, where numerous state legislatures are debating bills that would ban CRT in the classroom.
(NOTE: To learn more about discussing controversial issues with students, check out our resources.)
1. Is there a difference between “teaching CRT” and “teaching about CRT”? If so, what is the difference?
2. The PRO side claims that CRT presents an accurate depiction of historical and present-day America. Do you agree? Why or why not?
3. If you don’t support CRT, what is a better alternative for combatting racism, and how will this produce social progress?
4. To what extent should people be taught to think of themselves as members of a racial group, or as having a distinct racial identity (i.e, race consciousness)?
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