1. How does preventing those who are stronger/smarter from learning and achievement protect those who are weaker? Can’t we have protections for those who need assistance to help push them upwards, rather than instituting policies that bring everyone down to the lowest common denominator?
2. Right now parents don’t have a choice at all, un…
1. How does preventing those who are stronger/smarter from learning and achievement protect those who are weaker? Can’t we have protections for those who need assistance to help push them upwards, rather than instituting policies that bring everyone down to the lowest common denominator?
2. Right now parents don’t have a choice at all, unless they are rich enough to afford private school. You seem to think it is better for *all* to fail and be indoctrinated into Critical Race Theory rather than take the chance that some parents will make better choices than others.
1. How does preventing those who are stronger/smarter from learning and achievement protect those who are weaker? Can’t we have protections for those who need assistance to help push them upwards, rather than instituting policies that bring everyone down to the lowest common denominator?
2. Right now parents don’t have a choice at all, unless they are rich enough to afford private school. You seem to think it is better for *all* to fail and be indoctrinated into Critical Race Theory rather than take the chance that some parents will make better choices than others.