Category Archives: critical race theory

Protecting White Children: The Moral Panic About Critical Race Theory by Zulay Valencia Diaz

Posted on October 4, 2022 by Miranda Johnson

Are innocent white children being made to feel guilty for the sins of people long gone? Worse yet, are students being indoctrinated with anti-American rhetoric by the institutions to which their learning has been entrusted? Many conservatives certainly seem to … Continue reading →

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Critical Race Theory and Higher Education’s Newest Battle Over Tenure and Academic Freedom by Elizabeth Becker

Posted on August 9, 2022 by Miranda Johnson

Since January of 2021, state legislatures have proposed over 100 bills limiting teaching in classrooms. These topics include race, American history, gender identity, sexual orientation, politics, and Critical Race Theory (understanding the social constructs of race and the systemic barriers … Continue reading →

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The Fight for (and against) Implicit Bias Training by Claire Bufalino

Posted on February 13, 2022 by Miranda Johnson

Racism – unconscious bias – implicit bias – critical race theory – anti-racism – anti-anti-racism. Everyone has something to say about these terms and where they belong in our culture. Implicit bias has become the most recent idea to suffer … Continue reading →

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