State lawmakers should continue to pursue proposals that reject critical race theory. They must be specific about what they're prohibiting.

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 ...

The top practitioners of critical race theory hold a weeklong “summer school” to debate how best to proselytize the next generation.

One Detroit's Bill Kubota met up with Detroit-based artist and painter Jonathan Harris in the city on signing day, where he signed and sold out of 250 prints of his viral "Critical Race Theory ...

Jonathan Harris proves success, big heart can co-exist He landed on creating a scholarship fund, the Jonathan Harris Scholarship Fund. He also created a Gofundme so others could help the dollars grow.

Critical race theory, in essence, is a way of thinking about where each of us came from, says columnist Bill Gindlesperger.

Efforts to ban critical race theory are widespread, as dozens of states have passed legislation and more than 40 have introduced it. “It’s a concerted effort.

Critical Race Theory has been around for decades as a high-level college legal theory about racism. Concerns about whether it is in K-12 classrooms is growing.

The Detroit artist is opening a new exhibit “Critical Condition” Feb. 11 at the Liberal Arts Gallery. (Photo by Jimel Primm) The past year of Jonathan Harris’ life has been a whirlwind. Relatively new ...

Jonathan Harris with his "Critical Race Theory" painting. This feature highlights a different local artist each week. Got someone in mind you think deserves the spotlight?

Heartland’s Tim Benson is joined by Jonathan Butcher, the Will Skillman Fellow in Education in the Center for Education Policy at the Heritage Foundation, to discuss his new book, “Splintered: ...

But critical race theory’s merchants of doubt, by legislating against accurate teaching of America’s racial history, put their feelings over empirical facts.