Statements by the school district that white students are receiving "coded and sometimes direct messages all the time about their racial superiority," constitute "illegal indoctrination of racist tropes which are more suitable for a totalitarian re-education camp than for a New Jersey public school," the suit said.
June 09, 2022 at 04:56 PM
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Can school programming focused on institutionalized racism create a hostile educational environment for white students?
Diversity-related curriculum at one New Jersey school district has prompted a federal class action on behalf of students who say they are damaged by discussions of topics such as white privilege.
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