Did Southern Poverty Law Center and James Madison Museum Team Up to Put Anti-racist Curriculum in Virginia Schools?

The Albemarle County school district in Virginia has been subjected to two lawsuits related to its implementation of an “anti-racist” curriculum, which one parent said was “incubating a culture rooted in grievance, discord, and victimhood.” But parents in the school district near Charlottesville may be alarmed to discover that it is not just the school board that is working against them.

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