The Red State sues the school district for illegal teaching the theory of a critical race
Exclusive – Texas State, led by a Republican State Attorney Ken PaxtonThe vocal Trump ally, sues the school district only northwest of Dallas for the alleged illegal continuation of the teaching of the critical race theory in its classrooms.
The theory of critical race – also known for his acronyms “CRT” – is a concept that teaches racial bias inherent in parts of society and that discrimination is systematically built into certain aspects of law and policy.
Paxton’s office said the lawsuit was launched in response to a video displaying Coppell Independent Managing Director Evan Whitfield, who discusses how the district “acquired” the prohibition on using CRT government policies and teaching programs.
According to the lawsuit, which was today filed in the district court Dallas The county, Whitfield has further stated that “despite what our state standards say,” Coppell ISD does “what is fine”.
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Texas State Attorney Ken Paxton has launched a lawsuit that is today focused on a school district, which he says is illegally teaching the theory of a critical race. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images/AP/Tony Gutierrez)
Teaching crt -a violates a Texas A law that forbids the kindergarten to twelve grade to teach that “one race or sex is inherently superior to another race”, or that “an individual, thanks to the race or gender of an individual, is inherently racist, sexist or oppressive.”
The same law also stipulates that no educator in the country may require the understanding of the “1619” project, a historical study founded by the New York Times writer Nikola Hannah-Jones This is trying to reshape American history as if it were based and rooted in slavery. The project is disparaged by credible accusations for historical distortion and inaccuracies.
The Texas law stipulates that the educator cannot learn that any person, because of their race or gender, carries responsibility, guilt or guilt for actions committed in the past.
The law also forbids teachers to impose the idea that meritocracy or traits, such as a strenuous ethics of racist or sexist, or that the appearance of slavery in America was made up of the true foundation of the United States, concepts that are usually related to the 1619 project.
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Parents and groups across the country criticized the use of a critical race theory in schools. The picture is Amy Carney, who speaks on behalf of parents during the protest against the theory of the critical race that is taught at the Scottsdale Unified School District before meeting the Digital School Committee at Coronado High School in Scottsdale on May 24, 2021. (Reuters)
According to the lawsuit, Whitfield “unequivocally stated that the policy of an independent school district of Coppell is teaching teaching programs, violating state law and direction, using the funds and other resources of the Development and Distribution Resources to teach CRT.”
The lawsuit further states that Whitfield answered the question of whether the district would be in trouble for violating the law, saying, “We bypassed him, saying that we did not teach him.”
The lawsuit states that “when asked if the teacher can only close the door and learn” what is okay, “the defendant Whitfield replied:” SHH, this is what we do. “
Paxton requires the court to present a permanent prohibition on holding a Coppell ISD clerk to teach CRT and the use of tax agents to distribute CRT materials. Instead, Paxton says Coppell ISD must implement the teaching plan and program of “blind colors” in accordance with the Texas law.
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This is not the first time Coppell has been sued for illegally teaching CRT.
AND Texas mapA conservative jack with a headquarters in Texas reported that the North Texa family sued ISD Coppell after their ten-grade son, who was a student at the New Tech High School in Coppell ISD, received a chemistry teacher based on CRT. According to the Texas ladder, the teacher determined that students “explore and write about the diverse scientists of atomic theories” and could not choose a “old, dead, white guy”.
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Commenting on his lawsuit, Paxton said that “Texas children deserve to receive the best education in the world, and did not awaken the ideology forced to them.”
“Liberal administrators who want to neglect state law and illegally push the division and a racist crt curriculum in the classrooms will be responsible for their actions,” Paxton said. “My lawsuit aims to stop immediately to stop this illegal and hate curriculum and immediately stop a sharp refusal to follow the state law of certain officials on Coppell ISD.”
