Glenn you are right about banning CRT. But your point is too narrow. There has been a wholesale change in the textbooks that school districts have been authorizing to be replaced by CRT influenced materials. The bans actually stops that process. So the issue isn't about whether a teacher can discuss CRT with her students. It's about whether a traditional curriculum can be replaced by a socio-emotional learning or cultural responsive teaching. It is a much broader problem than you are making it out to be.
Glenn you are right about banning CRT. But your point is too narrow. There has been a wholesale change in the textbooks that school districts have been authorizing to be replaced by CRT influenced materials. The bans actually stops that process. So the issue isn't about whether a teacher can discuss CRT with her students. It's about whether a traditional curriculum can be replaced by a socio-emotional learning or cultural responsive teaching. It is a much broader problem than you are making it out to be.