By a fellow with the american Enterprise Institute and an assistant professor and Studies Director at a college. Good morning to you both. Starting with you, last week, critical Race Theory getting a lot of attention in part because the heads of major Teachers Unions defending educators who teach it in the classroom. So begin the discussion with first explaining exactly what critical Race Theory is, but also how prevalent it is in american classrooms today. Good morning. So happy to be back. So just thinking about what critical Race Theory is, i have a simpler definition if you will, so it is a framework to analyze and challenge racism in structures, processes and discourses. Simply put, it help us to notice. It helps us to see the ways that systemic racism operate and the ways that it is embedded in structures and processes that occur in the United States. Thinking about how prevalent it is in schools, it is an academic and legal framework, so it is one that people often dont and Wont
Assistant professor and Studies Director at a college. Good morning to you both. Starting with you, last week, critical Race Theory getting a lot of attention in part because the heads of major Teachers Unions defending educators who teach it in the classroom. So begin the discussion with first explaining exactly what critical Race Theory is, but also how prevalent it is in american classrooms today. Good morning. So happy to be back. So just thinking about what critical Race Theory is, i have a simpler definition if you will, so it is a framework to analyze and challenge racism in structures, processes and discourses. Simply put, it help us to notice. It helps us to see the ways that systemic racism operate and the ways that it is embedded in structures and processes that occur in the United States. Thinking about how prevalent it is in schools, it is an academic and legal framework, so it is one that people often dont and Wont Encounter unless they are in graduate studies which is ho
By a fellow with the american Enterprise Institute and an assistant professor and Studies Director at a college. Good morning to you both. Starting with you, last week, critical Race Theory getting a lot of attention in part because the heads of major Teachers Unions defending educators who teach it in the classroom. So begin the discussion with first explaining exactly what critical Race Theory is, but also how prevalent it is in american classrooms today. Good morning. So happy to be back. So just thinking about what critical Race Theory is, i have a simpler definition if you will, so it is a framework to analyze and challenge racism in structures, processes and discourses. Simply put, it help us to notice. It helps us to see the ways that systemic racism operate and the ways that it is embedded in structures and processes that occur in the United States. Thinking about how prevalent it is in schools, it is an academic and legal framework, so it is one that people often dont and Wont
Cspan. Org history. For Monday Morning Roundtable Discussion on the topic of critical Race Theory, were joined once again this morning by a fellow with the american Enterprise Institute and an assistant professor and Studies Director at a college. Good morning to you both. Starting with you, last week, critical Race Theory getting a lot of attention in part because the heads of major Teachers Unions defending educators who teach it in the classroom. So begin the discussion with first explaining exactly what critical Race Theory is, but also how prevalent it is in american classrooms today. Good morning. So happy to be back. So just thinking about what critical Race Theory is, i have a simpler definition if you will, so it is a framework to analyze and challenge racism in structures, processes and discourses. Simply put, it help us to notice. It helps us to see the ways that systemic racism operate and the ways that it is embedded in structures and processes that occur in the United Sta
Speech writer for Secretaries Christopher and albright and as a senior director at the national security council. From 2001 to 2013, tom was the Washington Director for the human rights watch, a highly respected n. G. O. Dedicated to promoting human rights and civil liberties. Director for the human rights watch, a highly respected n. G. O. Dedicated to promoting human rights and civil liberties. He joined the Obama Administration as the Assistant Secretary of state until the end of the administration in 2016. Since his election to kong, tom has served on the house foreign Affairs Committee including service for the middle East North Africa and global terrorism. Tom was named as the Vice Chair in the 117th kong. To kick off our kong today, tom will deliver brief remarks. Following that, i will moderate the conversation and will try to introduce as many of your questions as comments as i can. For those of you joining on zoom, you can pose your questions using the Chat Function and by th