K-12 DIGEST: Indiana lawmakers show the biggest flaw in anti-critical race theory argument

Mar 15, 2022

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A George Washington statue stands outside the Indiana State Capitol Building on July 16, 2015, in Indianapolis, Indiana.

If you let conservatives in the Indiana legislature tell the story, indecisiveness killed a bill to eliminate critical race theory teaching and content from state schools.

But it also showcased that the scope and strength of arguments against CRT make them vulnerable to defeat. From the Indianapolis Star:

Even though Republicans have a supermajority in th…

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