I was repeatedly told this week that Critical Race Theory is not being taught in schools, so Republicans won a bunch of elections because the nation's moms are racists.

Someone might want to tell the school officials in Maryland...

According to new documents received by Judicial Watch and exclusively provided to Fox News, Maryland's most populous county, Montgomery County, launched a "psychoeducational lesson" teaching children in schools that there is a "dual pandemic" involving COVID-19 and "systemic racism." Materials recommended that teachers buy the Ibram X. Kendi book "Antiracist Baby" as "the perfect gift" for "ages baby to age 3."

Again, MSNBC's Nicolle Wallace said CRT "isn't real," but that the term had been used as a buzzword that "turned the suburbs 15 points towards the Trump-insurrection-endorsed Republican."

Seems pretty real to me, Nicolle... and this is just one story out of one county out of the last bazillion examples this year alone.

In an Aug. 26, 2020, email to Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS) principals, Associate Superintendent Janet S. Wilson announced that "all schools will be required to implement a student psychoeducational lesson during one of the school's mandatory Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) block [sic] before September 18, 2020. This lesson will provide students crisis facts about the dual pandemic (COVID-19 and systemic racism) that is occurring around the country and here in Montgomery County."

An instructional video for teachers begins with instructions on how to set up Zoom classes to make "students saving and sharing the chat for later" less likely, the instructor directs teachers to use a "scripted response."

"We are currently living through a dual pandemic with COVID-19 and the Systemic and Structural racism occurring worldwide," the instructor coaches teachers to say. "A pandemic is defined by an outbreak of a disease that occurs over a wide geographic area and affects an exceptionally high proportion of the population. As you can see from this slide [featuring a Black Lives Matter protest poster], both are affecting lives of people in our community and around the world."

The media and leftist activists (sorry for the repetition there) literally don't want you to believe your eyes.

A few more deets:

A PowerPoint presentation on "Family Guidance to the Psychoeducational Lesson" includes an elementary slide with a link to a video reading of Ibram X. Kendi's book "Antiracist Baby." A "Teacher's Notes" slide advises teachers that the "Antiracist Baby" book introduces "the youngest readers" to antiracism and calls the book "the perfect gift" for "ages baby to age 3."

A glossary slide for secondary schools claims that "Systems of Oppression identifies inequity by calling attention to the historical and organized patterns of mistreatment. In the United States systems of oppression (like systemic racism) are woven into the very foundation of American culture, society, and laws."

Ah, so we're supposed to believe the divisive and academically discredited claim that America's laws were built upon injustice and oppression – instead of things like the Ten Commandments, teachings of Jesus, Magna Carta, English Common Law, Adam Smith, John Locke, and others who taught about loving God and your neighbor, respecting personal property and rights, and assigning proper jurisdiction for civil government so it doesn't infringe on those rights.

This CRT crud is not the dream of which MLK spoke.

A PowerPoint presentation titled "3rd through 5th Grade Psychoeducational Lesson" includes a slide labeled "COVID-19 and Social Justice," which claims that "People in African American and Latinx communities have been more likely to get sick from COVID-19 because of how racism and unfairness impacts their lives"

The people teaching this CRT nonsense want to divide us and destroy truth for the sake of remaking the world in their very cultic worldview.

Judicial Watch has obtained other records from MCPS, including documents related to the school district's "Anti-racist system audit" and CRT classes. Thomas Pyle Middle School's social justice class taught students that the phrase "Make America Great Again" was an example of "covert white supremacy."

Are you tired of this yet?

You should be.

Don't listen to the talking heads when they say CRT isn't real!

Good work pushing back against this nonsense this week, 'Merica. Keep it up!

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