This is a historic moment. For the past five years, I have been fighting to defeat critical race theory, gender cultism, and DEI.Now, President Trump has taken decisive action and instructed his ...

This is a historic moment. For the past five years, I have been fighting to defeat critical race theory, gender cultism, and DEI. Now, President Trump has taken decisive action and instructed his ...

Lawmakers in more than a dozen states have adopted proposals that reject the teaching of critical race theory in K–12 schools. Some of this state legislation appropriately prohibits government ...

Critical race theory hails from Marxist critical theory. In the text of the Wikipedia definition of CRT, you won't see a single mention of Marxism, though the first paragraph correctly notes that ...

Critical race theory is simply a way of thinking about where each of us came from. The idea was forged not too long ago in the late 1900s. It was initially applied to the field of legal studies ...

In the years since critical race theory’s inception, Harvard Law School has incorporated critical race theory and other approaches to the law related to identity — such as feminist legal ...

Critical race theory was first developed in the 1970s and 1980s by legal scholars looking to understand why racial disparities in legal outcomes continued despite the gains of the Civil Rights ...

“Critical race theory isn’t about vilifying whiteness, it’s about identifying the ways in which our society over-values some lives over others, and the precise ways that is lived out.

Intellectual weakness on race matters doesn’t make the anti-critical race theory campaign any less dangerous. Desperation and ruthlessness born of knowing facts aren’t on their side may make ...

It seems like a good day for me to mention that earlier this year I recorded a seven-episode conversation about critical race theory with Berkeley law professor Khiara M. Bridges.

Critical race theory originated in the family of critical studies and seeks to promote what its adherents believe is a pervasive and inescapable racist legacy in the U.S. legal system.

Critical pedagogy—which is the idea that you take this critical legal theory, critical race theory, and you add it to teacher training programs—came about around the same time. 1980s, 1990s ...