Montana Challenges CRT

Montana State Superintendent of Schools asks the Attorney General for clarification on Critical Race Theory instruction in state schools.​

• Elsie Arntzen, Montana Public Schools Superintendent, asks the State Attorney General for further guidance on instructing critical race theory in schools. • Does Critical Race Theory violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964? Of the Equal Protection Clause? Is this appropriate for schools? ​

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[karlawilson]

I was taught there good and bad in ALL colors. ALL LIVES MATTER no color above any other.

[williamgolden]

Affirmative action. How can you favor one race without discriminating against others?

[doc]

We all need to add the word “Poison” or “Poisonous” whenever we refer to CRT. Especially in headlines and post titles.

[bluebo]

The Montana Indian Caucus has expressed SUPPORT for CRT and in an opinion in the newspapers writing that the Indian Education for All (IEFA) mandate in the Montana Constitution is the same as CRT. Montanans need to get a petition to get IEFA out of the Montana Constitution. The forcing of any culture in the classroom is discriminatory and Montana needs to correct their Constitution's flaw in this matter.

[brianrobinson]

CRT isn't just racist it the theory has been proven wrong..
CRT was first created in the 70s. Since then Asian have become the top earning most educated group in America.
The theory is wrong.

[knp]

For me, the former Soviet comrade, the whole american debacle over race is so effing weird. It's even more weird, when I remember what we were thought in school - that there is no such thing as race in humans, there is too little biological and gentetical difference to distinguish it - the definition of race in our hole is literally "man selected and bred differnces in animal", but there are phenotypes and it's what makes people differ from one another. Becuase when you look at it - the phenotype is just description of visuals of a person, there's no emotion behind it like with race, and you can go with it as deep or as shallow as you wish.

While race- ho boy. It's like people deliberatly mix scientific terms with ethnicity, with looks with their own untamed emotion and get to the point where Italians are POCs just beacuse they are slightly darker with curly hair and Slavs are white, just because they are lighter and skew blond. No intricacies, no nuances, no nothing. You look the part, so let me tell who you are in the great food chain of oppression, damn be your personhood.

We've been joking with friends, that Americans need some bloody conflict on their own turf, because you people have so good you need to go and find new problem out of boredom.

I also find word xenophobe so much more better than racist, because it let's hate everybody equally based on virtually any characteristic. So much better.

[TheKarelians]

I was banned from LinkedIn for my post objecting to a critical race theory.

[vdub]

Uh you can tell almost everything from DNA, eye color. Hair, and race. Who ever said that. Wrong.

[ManicMovesDrowsyDreams]

I might be moving to Montana, soon...

[doc]

I refer you to James Lindsay’s podcast New Discourses.

[sophieonthemtn]

As long as people are treated as if they are a different "race, " race exists. When African Americans aren't over-policed, when Asian Americans aren't targeted by hate crimes, when Native American women are not missing or murdered more than any other group, when Mexican Americans and people from Central America aren't assumed to be "illegal, " then we can say race does not exist. It is only real when people treat it as real. It is essential to examine the origins of those kinds of inequalities to be sure that they do not continue and never happen again.

[Cryscho]

Why would it be good to have just one race? Literal racist statement.

[nathanaelculver]

*How many races are there supposed to be?*

For CRT ideology, it’s not important how many races there are, because there really are only two: white and non-white. White is bad, whites are the perpetrators of all racism in the US, and all other racial groups are the victims of white supremacy. Since only whites can be guilty of racism, only white people need to be taught how racist they are. All other racial divisions are simply not part of the CRT calculus.

[purplechum]

Read "Color of Law" then think wether or not racism in America is and has been systemic. The solution, however, is not to identify one race being inherently evil, rather that we are all part of one flower garden and all need sun and rain to thrive. Finding solutions that uplift all races rather than defining the dominant race as inherently evil.