CRT

When I think of black liberation theology, I think of the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, then-presidential candidate Barack Obama's longtime pastor who Obama conveniently threw under the bus when it was necessary to save his 2008 campaign.

While being a conservative typically means having a constant case of cynicism, I’m going to pump some optimism into the atmosphere this morning — conservatives are winning the battle against critical race theory.

There's a reason the Biden administration and left-wing media outlets don't cite any data.

A mother in Florida, which has banned the implementation of critical race theory in classrooms and in curriculum, spoke out against the ideology. Her name is Keisha King, and she gave her testimony to the State Board of Education.

Princeton University dropped the Greek and Latin language requirement for Classics majors in an effort to "address systemic racism."

It’s hard to single out the most absurd part of the story of what happened to three moms who signed up to speak about Critical Race Theory (CRT) and mask mandates at the school board meeting in a small SW Washington town.

Late Saturday night, the Texas Senate passed H.B. 3979. That bill would ban critical race theory from classrooms in the state’s public schools.