Criticalracetheory - SquareOffs

Do you think we are closer to achieving Martin Luther King Jr. dream today?

Asked by KTVZ

441 Votes

Do you think we are closer to achieving Martin Luther King Jr. dream today?

26%

Yes Yes

74%

No No

26%

Yes

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74%

No

7 Comments

Mark Mueller

We were better off and and more tolerant of each other 30 years ago. Unfortunately society has taken a huge step backwards!

Kevin Nik Myles Hayward

As long as Identity politics exists we will continue to be identified by the color of our skin instead of the content of our character.

Dianne Price

We still have a long way to go!!

Gabe West

Mlk would be ashamed with the politics

Sussie Due

Honestly I think he would be very disappointed at how it gone from one extreme to the other .

Jer W

I wish we were. But it looks like his is yet another lesson in history ignored by too many Americans.

M Vigoren

Democrats use race in all that they do politically and until they quit with the rhetoric and stop using our black population as pawns/votes, we will never get back to where we used to be. I know many of all races that have succeeded in life.

Do you support bills such as the "Parents' Bill of Rights?"

Asked by ABC 17 News

469 Votes

Do you support bills such as the "Parents' Bill of Rights?"

46%

Yes Yes

54%

No No

46%

Yes

Republican lawmakers in Jefferson City are considering passage of a "Parents' Bill of Rights" which would, among other things, allow parents to sit in on classes.

Republican lawmakers in Jefferson City are considering passage of a "Parents' Bill of Rights" which would, among other things, allow parents to sit in on classes. Show Less

3 Comments

Larry Sabulsky

I pay these teachers with my tax money, so I should be able to observe their performance when ever I want.

Lisa Gore

The schools do not have conservatorship over parents & their children, 2nd these public servants are paid by the tax paying parents, they need to remember who they work for & that we are responsible for core values our kids live by, after all, parents are first to be blamed for their choices, right?

Max

The vote proves there are more conservatives working, than liberals.

Max

The schools do not own the children, nor do the schools pay child support. The schools work for the taxpayer, and should obey the taxpayer.

54%

No

Opponents say such bills are an intrusion into public schools and seek to undermine the public education system.

Opponents say such bills are an intrusion into public schools and seek to undermine the public education system. Show Less

2 Comments

Michael Meoli

Hitler took over the classrooms in Germany and you can see how that worked, Keep government out of schools

Max

That is why the parents should be involved, not the government. The Parents Bill of Rights is a good thing for everyone except Socialists and Communists.

Should Critical Race Theory be taught at the high school level?

Asked by ABC 17 News

667 Votes

Should Critical Race Theory be taught at the high school level?

26%

Yes Yes

74%

No No

26%

Yes

Teachers should be allowed to use Critical Race Theory as another tool to help teach students US history.

Teachers should be allowed to use Critical Race Theory as another tool to help teach students US history. Show Less

4 Comments

Andrew Patchell

Ignoring the impact of race and racism in history doesn't make it go away; it just makes you ignorant.

Letitia DenHartog

I believe today's high school students can handle the information and, hopefully, it will affect their leadership for the future.

Max

Todays high school students are the weakest, most self centered, most brain washed students ever. Most can't maintain a thought for more than ten seconds.

Holly Page Frazee

If you had a history class, you know how terrible the US treated other races and ethnicities. The only difference is a lot of things were left out, like the Oklahoma massacre. Of course it affected our laws & institutions. This is not a new concept.

74%

No

Teachers have been teaching US History without the use of Critical Race Theory and they can continue to teach without it.

Teachers have been teaching US History without the use of Critical Race Theory and they can continue to teach without it. Show Less

6 Comments

Debra Riffle

This continual focus on race is taking us back to a segregated, dark, racist place. It needs to stop.

Max

It's part of the Democratic plan to maintain hate and racism, thereby keeping the slaves on the welfare plantation. They don't mind putting white people on the plantation either, as long as they have a plantation, where hate and discontent can be maintained.

Will Mason

They are teaching children to hate one another.

Max

Harry is being sarcastic. He agrees with you. Lighten up.

Russ Burton

its promoting racism

Marisa Hagler

We are teaching children they are oppressed or oppressors based solely on skin color. That is the definition of racism. This country is going backwards with CRT and promoting hate and racism against white people mind blowing madness!

Max

Anyone caught teaching this crap, should be treated as a domestic terrorist and exiled from our nation.

William

Because it is a racist and goes against the fundamentals of equality.

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Criticalracetheory SquareOffs

Do you think we are closer to achieving Martin Luther King Jr. dream today?

26% Yes Yes

74% No No

26% Yes

74% No

Do you support bills such as the "Parents' Bill of Rights?"

46% Yes Yes

54% No No

46% Yes

54% No

Should Critical Race Theory be taught at the high school level?

26% Yes Yes

74% No No

26% Yes

74% No

About Criticalracetheory

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Yes Yes

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No No

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Yes

74%

No

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Yes Yes

54%

No No

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Yes

54%

No

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Yes Yes

74%

No No

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Yes

74%

No