Should critical race theory be taught in K-12 education?

No, while our history is tragic, as it comes to K-12 education, social theory won't help them.

Understanding of what has happened on a factual basis can help individuals come to their own conclusions and offer a good discourse between different groups.

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@8WFGR5H from Montana commented…2yrs

I agree in principle but how do you decide what facts and more importantly from which sources you teach

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