@SeaGreenEyez I would be interested in seeing how many and where these schools are.

@SeaGreenEyez Interesting and sad. I can see these books being written some time ago when some of the terms were 'normal.' One would think they would have been revised but I guess not. When at the U. of Md. European Division there were 3 members of a bi-racial family (father military/Black and mother white German). They referred to themselves a hi-yellah.' Talk about diversity, those 3 siblings were as different as night and day.

I can see why some get so upset at the term critical-race theory. It might be one way to upend the old terms and ideas and a revision is not welcomed by those stuck in their old ways. Funny, but my dad used the N word and a few other terms that are not acceptable today. However, he did not look down on members of the black community and was kind and generous when our family hired them to help at gatherings.

@SeaGreenEyez I am aware of that but many, especially conservatives, are not. Just the idea of such a course, real or not, sets some people off.

@SeaGreenEyez Still, not dying fast enough.