Two candidates who oppose racist Critical Race Theory (CRT) won spots on the Carroll Independent School District (CISD) school board in Southlake, Texas, the state’s top school district.
The mainstream media describes them as racist, but the two people won with 70% of the vote.
CISD wanted to implement CRT after videos surfaced two years ago of students singing a rap song with the n-word.
You know, instead of talking to the kids and reminding them, they shouldn’t utter the word even when singing along to a song. I in no way support CRT or the left’s embrace that every white person is automatically racist, but I hate that word with a passion.
The awesome Dana Loesch lives in the district.
From The Federalist:
Cameron “Cam” Bryan, a civil engineer and father of four, captured one seat with 68 percent of the vote. Hannah Smith, an attorney and mother of four, won the other seat up for grabs with 69 percent of the vote.“Southlake, we did it!” Smith told her supporters at a victory party Saturday, according to The Texan. “I’m so grateful to the voters for their confidence in me. The goodness of the people of Southlake is on display for the whole country to see.”Bryan declared the decisive wins a mandate to restore the district’s focus on academic excellence, not leftist politics.“They can’t argue with us,” Bryan said, reported by The Texan. “Hannah and I will be leaders, and we’ve got your back.”
Look at how NBC News frames the story. These big bad conservatives oppose the anti-racism curriculum! In other words, these new school board members are racist.
The article is no better. NBC interviewed one person who voted for the conservative candidates. However, the network concentrated on those supportive of the CRT program.
NBC cited stats of racial and income makeup of the district as a way to explain why CISD needed CRT. It also never dived into details of the CRT program. We all know CRT training sessions tell white people to check their privilege and we should automatically feel guilty for what white people did in the past, even if our ancestors were not here during the Civil War!
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