Learning about Rosa Parks and MLK, Jr in elementary school (like, grades 1 - 3) is an example of Critical Race Theory, or something.
https://www.foxnews.com/media/i-am-r...g-history-book
The books are part of Brad Meltzer's "Ordinary People Who Changed the World" series, which includes elementary-level biographies of lots of people including Ghandi and Sonia Sotomayer and Helen Keller and Jim Henson and Sacajawea, I think, and Harriet Tubman (just pulling them off the top of my head - we have all of the first 12 I think)
They are just 2 of 300 or so books that have been banned --- oh wait, "frozen until they can be reviewed"
They just all happen to be about black people.
(I don't know if the piece above talks about the MLK, Jr book, but it's on the list)
https://www.foxnews.com/media/i-am-r...g-history-book
The books are part of Brad Meltzer's "Ordinary People Who Changed the World" series, which includes elementary-level biographies of lots of people including Ghandi and Sonia Sotomayer and Helen Keller and Jim Henson and Sacajawea, I think, and Harriet Tubman (just pulling them off the top of my head - we have all of the first 12 I think)
They are just 2 of 300 or so books that have been banned --- oh wait, "frozen until they can be reviewed"
They just all happen to be about black people.
(I don't know if the piece above talks about the MLK, Jr book, but it's on the list)
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