‘Anti-Racism’ Guidebook Tells DC Pre-K Students to Reflect on ‘White Privilege,’ Confront ‘Racist’ Parents

‘Anti-Racism’ Guidebook Tells DC Pre-K Students to Reflect on ‘White Privilege,’ Confront ‘Racist’ Parents
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Bill Pan
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Amid a nationwide debate on critical race theory (CRT), an elementary school in Washington hosted an “anti-racist” event where young children were taught to “find white privilege in every aspect of life” and identify family members who supposedly harbor “racist beliefs.”

The “Anti-Racist Fight Club” event at Janney Elementary School was held last November, but it only recently gained media attention. According to a message to parents, the school hired “anti-racist” activist Doyin Richards to give a presentation for students in pre-K through third grade on “topics such as race and equity.”