Critical Race Theory in our Schools

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Published: Wednesday, May 4th, 2022 @ 9:13 pm
By: Gary Carlton ( More Entries )

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A Message to Voters of Beaufort County from Gary Carlton

The core idea behind CRT is that race is a social construct, and that racism is not merely the product of individual bias or prejudice, but something embedded in our legal system and policies. CRT promotes how American racism has shaped public policy or a divisive discourse that pits people of color against white people. Liberals and Conservatives are in sharp disagreement. Critics of CRT charge that the theory leads to negative dynamics, such as a focus on group identity over universal shared traits; divides people into oppressed and oppressor groups and urges intolerance.

CRT goes by many names:

Systematic Racism
White Privilege
Diversity
Equity
Inclusion

    If you ask our School Administration if CRT is taught in Beaufort County, they will certainly tell you that it is not. In my opinion, this is not true. CRT by its many other names still exists in our School System.

    The North Carolina Legislature adopted H324 "Ensuring Dignity & Non-Discrimination in Schools" in 2021.

    "This act demonstrated the General Assembly's intent that students, teachers, administrators, and other school employees recognize the equality and rights of all persons, prohibit public school units from promoting certain concepts that are contrary to the equality and rights of all persons."

    This Resolution prohibits schools from teaching:

One race or sex is inherently superior
An individual is inherently racist or sexist or oppressive
An individual should be discriminated against because of his race or sex
An individual's moral character is determined by his race or sex
An individual should feel discomfort or guilt
The United States is a meritocracy that is racist or sexist

This Resolution also states that we must:

Respect the dignity of others
Acknowledge the right of others to express differing opinions
Foster and defend intellectual honesty and freedom of speech

    Why did Our School Board not adopt this resolution and make the Dignity and Antidiscrimination resolution a policy?

    Why did the Board adopt a Watered-Down guideline which does not ensure anything?????

    Our School Board must adopt H324 as the policy of all Beaufort County Schools, not a guideline for our Schools.

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