Professors and Higher Education Leading the Way in Promoting Divisive Education
November 13, 2022
Where is the divisive and racist teaching of America History coming from? A trio of professors has not only said that racist teachings help to unite American but has come up with a framework for School Board members to address Parents who are opposed to such un-American curriculum.
The report provides teachers and school leaders a three-step approach on how to address concerned parents, including: opening the conversation with a shared value both parties hold; "use active voice to name an antagonist (e.g., the people who are trying to divide us) and call out divide-and-conquer tactics;" and ending the conversation with a "strong, positive call to action that affirms common values," as opposed to being race-neutral or colorblind.
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