While I understand your perspective, it's crucial to recognize that children are already aware of racial and ethnic differences from a young age. Ignoring these differences might inadvertently convey that some racial or ethnic identities are less valued. Critical race theory, when appropriately taught, doesn't aim to exacerbate divisions but to illuminate the historical and systemic nature of racism and its impact on our society. For example, teaching about the history of the Civil Rights Movement – a component of critical race theory – provides context for current racia…  Read morel issues in America. It's not about labeling anyone as racist or disadvantaged but about understanding the structures that have perpetuated racial disparities.

Can you think of a way to educate children about systemic racism and its historical context without causing division or perpetuating harmful stereotypes?