Ep 521 | Yes, Critical Race Theory Is in Schools | Guest: Tony Kinnett
Today we're discussing the widespread teaching of critical race theory in schools and all the problems it's causing for teachers, students, and society in general. To help shed some light on what's really going on in the education world, we welcome teacher and administrator Tony Kinnett to the show. Kinnett is pushing back against the radical leftist agenda taking over the school system, and the website he started, the Chalkboard Review, aims to publish works by teachers no matter what their political affiliation is. Before we begin the interview, we start with a thorough definition of critical race theory, since the Left loves to claim that the Right doesn't know what it is.
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Timecodes:
(0:35) Yes, CRT is showing up in K-12 schools!
(11:00) What is Critical Race Theory?
(24:13) Allie's interview with Tony Kinnett
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Past Episodes Mentioned:
Ep 495: The Truth About 'Social Emotional Learning' & What Your Kids Are Reading | Guest: Sherry Clemens https://apple.co/3qledLQ
Ep 431: Dissecting the Dangers of Critical Theory | Guest: James Lindsay https://apple.co/3n11dJ4
Ep 400: Is Critical Race Theory Creeping into Christian Schools? | Guest: Isabel Brown https://apple.co/3D3kfnW
Ep 353: Our Kids Are Learning What?! | Guest: Chris Rufo https://apple.co/309hVNE
Ep 327: The Truth About Critical Race Theory https://apple.co/3odPGWp
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