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 @9FP4T83Republican  from Texas disagreed…7mos7MO

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We cannot keep holding people accountable for the actions of the past. There are plenty of ways to discuss racism without forcing it upon on our children. We make racism a continuing issue by refusing to move on from the actions of past generations.

 @9GJSXT4Independent from California disagreed…6mos6MO

Why should Critical race theory ever be taught to anyone? This is a tool being used to divide America. We should be focusing on uplifting the people, not focusing on differences.

 @9GJMHK4  from Indiana disagreed…6mos6MO

If schools cannot teach religion or gun safety, schools should definitely not tell students false news about how the United States has always been racist, because it hasn't.

 @9GJQ257 from Iowa agreed…6mos6MO

I believe the other has a great point but it's still something people should talk about because there were moments back then that are worth teaching.

 @9FMYNYD from Georgia disagreed…7mos7MO

I don't have one. But I do believe that children should be taught color blind in schools because school is a very effective place or a place that can have more of an imprint in their teachings.

 @9GKWN87 from Kentucky disagreed…6mos6MO

No, we should not teach teenagers Critical Race Theory (CRT) either, we should not attempt to "teach" anybody let alone children, that there is an underlying division between them just because of their race. It is believed that teenagers in High School will NOT mature anymore after graduating or dropping out, this means

 @9GKXK5J from Illinois agreed…6mos6MO

I don’t think we need to teach kids the importance of different races people are people color is color but doesn’t define a person and as kids they don’t look at skin really and say he’s different that will come as they get older.

 @9GKX4TVRepublican from Nevada agreed…6mos6MO

I agree. Teaching people that the system is racist is false. Some people are racist, but the system isn't.

 @9GKXFGP from New York agreed…6mos6MO

I agree, but I don't think Critical Race Theory should be allowed to be taught in schools becasue it's hateful and divisive.

 @9GL9DR6 from Texas agreed…6mos6MO

You need to mature quite a bit, understand the presence of inequality in our society, accept that change is necessary, and then join together to combat it. Maturity is necessary.

 @9FPL4FZProgressive from Pennsylvania disagreed…7mos7MO

Teenagers are influenced extremely easy, and telling a teenager that he/she is less important/more important due to their skin color is dangerous to their mental health.

 @9GYWPMZIndependent from Tennessee agreed…5mos5MO

Teenagers are growing to being adults and can understand a topic way better then someone who might not understand the concept of racism.

 @9GZ6SVRdisagreed…5mos5MO

Critical Race Theory teaches minority children that they cannot succeed and teaches white students that they are to blame for all problem in minority groups.

 @9GCG2RP from New York disagreed…6mos6MO

Even when they are teenagers we shouldn’t be telling kids that they can’t succeed/ have only succeeded because of their skin color. That will never uplift society as a whole.

 @9GXYCR8 from Georgia agreed…5mos5MO

I think people should wait to teach people about the critical race because even if you are taught early I feel not everyone is mature enough to really understand what the hold thing is about. Not all teens are mature but most are and can really understand.

 @9GSGFHM from California agreed…6mos6MO

The maturity level of this theory should not be taken lightly, and teenagers will have the maturity needed to learn about it.

 @9FMSJX8 from Utah disagreed…7mos7MO

I feel like it is stupid to be teaching kids about race. We are all just people. Forgive the past and move on

 @9FPSLNKdisagreed…7mos7MO

Claiming that the government is systemically and inherently racist just causes division and more racism in the country.

 @9FPSRN6disagreed…7mos7MO

children should not be taught things about race at such a young age. We are not born with racism, it is taught, and any discrimination based on race, is racist.

 @9FSKQ9NPeace and Freedom from Indiana disagreed…7mos7MO

They need to be mature enough to understand and not take it out of context. They need to be mature enough to have their own opinions.

 @9FMQYWX from Nevada disagreed…7mos7MO

Just because they are teenagers does not change my original response. Even if they were adults, everyone is influenced by the views and ideologies of those close to them, so the result would still be the same.

 @9FNGYJFIndependentfrom Maine disagreed…7mos7MO

Teaching about critical race theory is a waste of time. It would be more beneficial to teach students about the actual history, and what the repercussions are.

 @9GZNRT5 from South Carolina agreed…5mos5MO

During middle school and high school thats when our differences really show. In lower grades you don't notice much but once we become more independent than thats what leads us to seeing differences such as different allowances and incomes and clothing. Bullying is already a problem in schooling systems but mostly with higher grades because smaller kids have there teachers to monitor it and have a smaller understanding of the things around them .

 @9G5DHSS from New York disagreed…7mos7MO

No kids should be taught about critical race theory they should be learn how to be nice to one another no mater what race they are

 @9FY5676Peace and Freedom from Florida agreed…7mos7MO

Teachings should be age appropriate. More in depth information should be addressed when children are older and understand the issues at hand.

 @9H4RNKWDemocratagreed…5mos5MO

Younger children may be confused by the gravity of race talk and while they may learn race at home once they are older teaching them in school is important.

 @9G46RTKIndependent from Illinois disagreed…7mos7MO

I believe that racism should be taught when it comes to history and I believe children should know to treat everyone equally.

 @9FQ3N3X from Texas disagreed…7mos7MO

CRT should not be taught in any level of K-12 education. We should be teaching children not to see color instead of teaching that they have inherent evils or disadvantages simply because of their skin color.

 @9FTJKSLWomen’s Equality from Virginia agreed…7mos7MO

Teenagers have (or need) a more complex understanding of the world around them to be successful in the work force.

 @9FPZFNFRepublican from Idaho disagreed…7mos7MO

Critical race theory in K-12 education should not be allowed in school, this is something that should be taught at home if that is something you believe in.

 @9G6JMXP from Illinois agreed…7mos7MO

5 year olds won't understand or appreciate it. Maybe when they are older like 6-7th grade with more developed brains to fully think about the situation.

 @9FMRHBHdisagreed…7mos7MO

No. schools should not teach this stuff kids have very delicate minds and corrupt teachers could try and manipulate kids

 @9G6ZLQ8Democrat from California disagreed…6mos6MO

It is stupid that teenagers are expected to be taught there is a racist barrier keeping them from doing things based on the color of their skin

 @9G3T6PS from Texas disagreed…7mos7MO

People shouldn't worry about race the reason there's still racism is because groups of people keep trying to make everything about them and thing, they should get rewarded for being a certain color.

 @9FL2L3X from Texas disagreed…7mos7MO

No it should not be taught in general no race is better than another no matter how much you may believe yourself better.

 @9H42JGV from Georgia agreed…5mos5MO

No child around the age of 5-9 has to know about racism. It's not really an important thing to know about at such a young age. It could confuse them.

 @9FSMXWJ from Missouri agreed…7mos7MO

When kids are more able to understand the motives and bigger picture of racism, they are mature enough to be educated.

 @9FR7KCJ from Colorado agreed…7mos7MO

I believe that children are too ignorant to political subjects, but should be available to teach once they come of age.

 @9GHR2MC from Nevada disagreed…6mos6MO

Teenagers make more sense than little children but it will still make more sense to never expose even the word or idea of racism.

 @9FM2XKY from Florida disagreed…7mos7MO

No, schools should not be able to influence the kids learning based on what they believe. Especially because people would have a heart attack if they decided to teach Bibllical stuff.

 @9FPW9VW from California disagreed…7mos7MO

people in our society talk a lot about race already, and having the subject further drilled into young could end up having the opposite effect, like it sometimes has on different issues. the fact is that if everyone would simply stop talking about and making such a big deal about race then racism basically wouldn't exist.

 @9FQYMRY from Texas disagreed…7mos7MO

This is better, but I'd like to counter the whole argument by making it mandatory for students who are involved in PROVED racial disputes. We wouldn't want the youth to be wrongly framed and forced to go through a course they don't have to, and we wouldn't want to teach them about racial differences because what happens if that plan backfires?

 @9FPXBN6 from Pennsylvania disagreed…7mos7MO

People are not racist inherently and this teaches kids to be ashamed of their race even though no one in this time period really experiences racism.

 @9FPWDTB from California disagreed…7mos7MO

I think that they do not need to know until they are teenagers due to the fact that as kids that are 6-12 years old do not not actually know what they want to believe. They hear something and automatically think its right.

 @9FNCVZ9Republican from Tennessee disagreed…7mos7MO

I do not think that K-12 students should learn about CRT from the viewpoint that that is how the world is. I am fine with it being taught on college campuses, just like Marxism or communism is. Learning about illogical and silly ideas and why they are illogical and silly is important.

 @9HPWYY5 from Ohio agreed…4mos4MO

I think that while instilling anti-racism education in young children is obviously important, the nuances of Critical Race Theory may be a bit much for younger children, so getting into the nitty gritty of it should taught when they are a little more mature.

 @9HHPT5B from California disagreed…5mos5MO

because they are not mature enough to fully understand it and teaching them could influence them into thinking them a certain way which is not their own, let them be kids while they still can.

 @9HBVPSS from Arizona agreed…5mos5MO

Once you're a teenager, you have more understanding or problems in the world and will be able to understand why things are this way.

 @9GLFP82Republican from Florida disagreed…6mos6MO

They should teach history as it happened, not change the perspective just because of peoples feelings being hurt.

 @9GCVRVC from California agreed…6mos6MO

in high school, students can better understand this theory and they have more effect on the social norms at that time.

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