A Virginia judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by families seeking to block their local school district’s “anti-racist” policy that labels white, Christian students as a part of an oppressive “dominant culture.”
The lawsuit was brought by five families against the public school system of Albemarle County, Virginia. The school district in 2019 adopted an “Anti-Racism Policy,” which the suing families said is based on critical race theory (CRT) and promotes racial stereotypes and race-based discrimination.
