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“My worry here is that SB 16 is a solution looking for a problem that doesn’t exist,” said Karma Chávez, a University of Texas at Austin professor who testified on behalf of herself before the Senate subcommittee on higher education last month.characterized SB 16 as a ban on critical race theory in higher education when he unveiled his list of legislative priorities for the session.
"Critical race theory is a shorthand way to refer to the bill … but it’s about discrimination in higher education,” Hughes said Tuesday. In nearly all instances, Hughes responded that under his legislation, those hypothetical situations would be allowed. But when asked if this bill would allow faculty to teach about the concept of critical race theory, Hughes would not explicitly answer.
But faculty members say there is a difference between sharing opinions in a classroom versus facts and arguments that are backed by research.
Veiled WS doing their best to make sure they’re not challenged
So how’s this gonna work if the athletic coach says a prayer before the game?
I mean, what’s wrong with getting out in the world, getting some REAL WORLD experience and making up your own damn mind🤔
It’s not a colleges responsibility to teach this to children. This is not education. It’s brainwashing. College is a waste of time anyways. Unless you want to be someone’s slave. Haha funny isn’t it!
GOD assigns race & gender, not people.