School Board Throws Racist Tantrum After Oklahoma Governor Bans Critical Race Theory In Schools
By Brandon Morse | May 12, 2021 5:00 PM ET
When Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt signed H.B. 1775 into law on Friday it caused something of a crisis for an 8-person school board in Oklahoma City, and their response tells you everything you need to know about the concepts and stances of the hard-left.
H.B. 1775 put a state-wide ban on teaching critical race theory, a hard-left ideological belief that America is a racist country, that all minorities are victims within the American system, and that white people are to blame for all of it. According to Fox News, Oklahoma’s school board reacted to the ban in the typical fashion of those who ardently believe in critical race theory; they began being racist.
Board member Ruth Veales, a black and Native American woman, accused those who passed it of trying to protect “white fragility.”
“When I listen to what the governor said in his speech, and to say that it is not right for White students to feel like they should be held responsible for the oppression that Black people and others have felt by cause of them,” Veales said. “But then let’s talk about the generational wealth, all on the backs of my people, let’s talk about that. And what about us as we sometimes don’t know how we’re going to make it from one day until the next.”
The speech Veales is referencing is a statement the governor gave after the passage of HB 1775. Within it, Stitt made it clear that young Oklahomans should not be taught division based on race or sex. In fact, Stitt quotes the bill verbatim, highlighting the key verbiage that “no teacher shall require or make part of a course that one race or sex is inherently superior to another race or sex.”
https://twitter.com/GovStitt/status/1390781192593608708more
https://redstate.com/brandon_morse/2021/05/12/school-board-throws-racist-tantrum-after-oklahoma-governor-bans-critical-race-theory-in-schools-n379052
