Even when assiduously researched news stories offer proof that Republicans are using Critical Race Theory to ban books written by Black authors, many refuse to accept this.
I am not in favor of banning any books or silencing those who don't care for Blacks or Latinos. People have a right to speak out or write the books that publishers are willing to accept.
If the books sell, both the author and the publisher make money.
However, if the speaker or the author unfairly maligns a race, a religion or an ethnic group, people may protest. And they are well within their rights to do so, under our Constitution.
But to use a complete falsehood as an excuse to deprive the reading public of books celebrated by many and written by authors of only one race is just wrong.
I would have never learned about Mordechai Anielewicz if books on the Holocaust had been banned because legislators claimed such history made European children feel bad. The Holocaust happened! It's true!
But Critical Race Theory is not Black History. And more importantly, Critical Race Theory is not taught in any grade, intermediate or high school. Period.
A theory is merely a supposition.
U.S. History is taught in schools, but CRT is not.
Black authors' books being yanked from libraries