Teaching anti-racism itself is not the issue

The contention lies in the manner in which it's taught. For instance, if it's presented in a way that generalizes one race as oppressors and another as victims, it could potentially foster resentment or guilt that's not conducive to fostering understanding and unity. The key is to provide a balanced perspective, highlighting the complexities of historical and systemic racism without promoting division. What do you think could be an effective way to approach this topic in schools?