How a Black Principal Was Swept Into a ‘Critical Race Theory’ Maelstrom In a Mostly White Texas Suburb
Texas principle James Whitfield was put on paid leave about a month after being accused of teaching critical race theory. More
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Education Department to Forgive $5.8 Billion in Student Loans for Disabled Borrowers
The Education Department will forgive $5.8 billion in student loans taken out by borrowers who became seriously disabled. More
Black Religion Scholars Call for Conversion — ‘You Can’t Think Yourself Out of Racism’
Black religion scholars say their work is routinely undervalued and their advancement blocked by a bias that prioritizes White theology. More
The Battle Over CRT Is a Manufactured Crisis — But We Still Have to Fight It
The “CRT” battle may be fabricated but will have very real and lasting impacts — it is a fight over what kind of America we’re going to have. More
Survey: Racial Justice, Climate Change Matter Most to Gen Z Christians
Gen Z students grappled with loneliness during the pandemic and care strongly about racial justice, according to a InterVarsity survey. More
Exposure to CRT Sparks Activism, Not Divisiveness, in Students
Largely missing in the debate about CRT is evidence of how exposure to critical race theory actually affects students. More
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