Exclusive – Texas State, led by the Republican Prosecutor Ken PakstonTrump's audio ally, a school area northwest of Dallas is slightly sustained for illegally continuing to teach critical race theory in its semesters.
Critical race theory It is also known for its shortness “CRT” – It is a concept that teaches racial prejudice inherent in parts of society and that discrimination is systematically included in certain aspects of law and politics.
The Buckston office said that the lawsuit was launched in response to a video that displays the director of the curricula in the independent province of Copel Ivan Witfield discussing how the boycott “wanders” on the use of CRT in state policies and curricula.
According to the lawsuit, which was submitted today in the provincial court Dallas “Despite what our state standards say,” Coppell ISD does what is right. “
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The Texas Packstone Public Prosecutor has a lawsuit targeting a school area that it is illegally studying the critical theory of race. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images/AP/Tony Gutierrez)
CRT education violates a Texas The law that prohibits teachers from kindergarten to the twelfth grade of teaching that “one race or sex is outperforming its nature over another race or sex” or that “the individual, by the individual or sex sweat, is by nature racist, sexual or repressive.”
The same law also states that no teacher in the country can require an understanding of the “1619 Project”, a historical study founded by the New York Times Constr Nicolas Hana Jones This tries to reformulate American history as being established and rooted in slavery. The project was young for reliable charges of historical deformities and inaccuracy.
Texas Law states that the teacher cannot know that any person, because of his race or gender, bears responsibility, blame, or guilt for the actions committed in the past.
The law also prohibits that teachers impose the idea that merit or features such as hard work ethics are racists or sexual or that the emergence of slavery in America constitutes the true founding of the United States, the concepts associated with a project 1619.
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Parents and groups around the country have criticized the use of critical race theory in schools. In the photo, Amy Carney talks on behalf of the parents during a protest against the critical race theory that is taught in the Squisdel Unified School area before the meeting of the Board of Digital Schools at the Coronado Secondary School in Scotsdel on May 24, 2021. (Reuters)
“Unambiguously” said that the independent Coppell boycott policy is to teach the curricula in a violation of the state law and guidance, using the money and other resources of the region to develop and distribute CRT curricula. “
The lawsuit also claims that Witfield responded to a question about whether the boycott would be in a problem with violating the law by saying: “We wandered around it by saying that we do not know it.”
The lawsuit claims that “when asked whether the teacher can only close the door and teach” what is right “, the defendant, Etfefield, answered,” Shah, this is what we do. “
Paxton seeks to issue a permanent judicial order, preventing Coppell ISD officials from teaching CRT and using the tax dollar money to distribute CRT materials. Instead, Paxtu says that Coppell ISD should implement a “blind colors” curriculum in line with the Texas Law.
The outer part of the Capitol building in Texas appears on September 05, 2023 in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Emima) (Brandon Bell/Getti Emaiz)
This is not the first time that Coppell ISD has been prosecuted to illegally teaching CRT.
the Scorecard Texas cardAnd a conservative outlet based in Texas, stated in 2023 that the North Texas family had filed a lawsuit against ISD after its son was granted in the tenth grade who was a student at the New Tech Technology School in Copeli, a CRT task based on the chemistry teacher. According to TEXAS Scorecard, the teacher released that students “are looking and writing for diverse atomic theory” and they were unable to choose “an old dead man, white.”
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Commenting on a lawsuit, Buckston said, “Texas's children deserve to have the best education in the world, and they have not awakened their ideology.”
“The liberal officials who want to ignore the state law and illegally pay the CRT curricula in the classroom will be responsible for their actions,” Pakston said. “My lawsuit aims to put an immediate end to this illegal and abhorrent approach and to stop the blatant rejection immediately to follow up on the state law by some Coppell ISD officials.”
