"Fox has mentioned “critical race theory” nearly 1,300 times in the past 3.5 months"

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"Fox has mentioned “critical race theory” nearly 1,300 times in the past 3.5 months"

"Critical race theory, to those who can actually define it, is an academic and legal framework that examines the impact of systemic racism on American society. For conservatives however, it’s the latest boogeyman they can use to scare people into thinking America’s children are being “indoctrinated” by “woke” leftist teachers. And while that is not even remotely the case, this idea is exploding on Fox News"

"Fox has admitted its reason for this souped-up coverage: the 2022 midterm elections. And in order to drum up outrage, the network has repeatedly amplified a lie that critical race theory teaches that one race is “inherently superior to another.” More recently, in its continued efforts to demonize it, Fox News has promoted a pamphlet that echoes the white nationalist “Great Replacement” conspiracy theory."

"Fox’s obsession with what it defines as “critical race theory” has frequently crossed the threshold into the absurd and overly dramatic. Fox host Tucker Carlson called it “a cult,” while host Will Cain said it is “modern-day Jim Crow.” Fox contributor Miranda Devine claimed that teaching the theory would “warp the minds of American children'' and “is a recipe for social upheaval and mental illness.” Fox’s Newt Gingrich said it was being driven by “people who want to brainwash your child.”

https://www.mediamatters.org/fox-ne...-race-theory-nearly-1300-times-past-35-months

And I thought the strategdy was to echo the border, cancel culture, and school openings, well, I guess this could substitute for the later given most schools are out of about to dismiss for the summer

Too bad they can't bring Willie Horton back, guess they got to be more subtle these days
 
do you have statistics on how many times it was mentioned at school board meetings and teacher planning sessions over the same period of time?......
 
archives said:
the network has repeatedly amplified a lie that critical race theory teaches that one race is “inherently superior to another.”
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I have never heard anyone make that claim before........what it does teach is that racism is systemic and embedded in US culture
 
America’s children are being “indoctrinated” by “woke” leftist teachers.
Fox’s Newt Gingrich said it was being driven by “people who want to brainwash your child.”
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100% correct 4 so far states have banned it

Arizona

SB 1532

In May, a bill that would have fined teachers $5,000 for promoting one side of a controversial topic failed to pass the Senate.

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Arkansas

HB 1218

In March, Republican legislators withdrew their bill that would have prohibited teaching that promotes "division" between groups or "social justice." Arkansas passed a law in May that prohibited "divisive concepts" in state agency training, though this does not apply to public schools.

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Idaho

HB 377

Gov. Brad Little, a Republican, signed a law in April limiting the ways that teachers can discuss race and gender and banning what the legislation called tenets of critical race theory.

��

Iowa

HF 802

In June, Gov. Kim Reynolds, a Republican, signed a law limiting the ways that teachers can discuss race and gender.

��

Kentucky

Bill request 60

Republican legislators have prefiled a bill for the 2022 session that would prohibit teaching certain concepts related to race, sex, and religion, and would subject teachers who violate the law to disciplinary action.

��

Louisiana

HB 564

In April, Rep. Ray Garofalo (R) voluntarily deferred a bill that would ban teaching of "divisive concepts," after criticism from other Louisiana lawmakers and state education officials.

��

Maine

LD 550

In February, Rep. Meldon Carmichael (R) introduced a bill that would prohibit public school teachers from "engaging in political, ideological or religious advocacy in the classroom."

��

Michigan

SB 0460

In May, Republican legislators introduced a bill that would direct school boards to ensure that curriculum does not include critical race theory, the 1619 Project, or "anti-American and racist theories."

��

Missouri

HB 952

Rep. Brian Seitz (R) introduced a bill that would ban teaching of critical race theory and use of specific curricula, including the 1619 Project. The Missouri legislative session ended in May.

��

New Hampshire

HB 2

After a separate bill seeking to ban teaching of "divisive concepts" in New Hampshire died, the language was added as a trailer to the state budget bill.

��

North Carolina

HB 324

In May, the House passed a bill that would prevent teachers from promoting certain concepts related to race or sex. The bill is now in Senate committee. A separate Senate bill would delay the implementation of new social studies standards, which would require that students learn about racism in American history.

��

Ohio

HB 322

In May, Rep. Don Jones (R) introduced a bill that would prohibit discussion of certain topics related to race and sex and forbid schools from awarding credit for student service learning with advocacy groups. If teachers promote any banned ideas, their classes cannot count toward graduation requirements for the students present.

��

Oklahoma

HB 1775

In May, Gov. Kevin Stitt, a Republican, signed a law limiting the ways that teachers can discuss racism and sexism in class.

��

Pennsylvania

HB 1532

In June, Rep. Russ Diamond (R) introduced a bill that would limit how teachers can discuss racism and sexism and ban schools from hosting speakers or assigning books that advocate "racist or sexist concepts."

��

Rhode Island

HB 6070

Rep. Patricia Morgan (R) introduced a bill in March that would prohibit the teaching of "divisive concepts" related to race or sex. A House committee recommended that the bill be held for further study.

��

South Carolina

H 4325 and H 4343

In May, Republican lawmakers introduced two bills: one that would prohibit schools from compelling students to "personally affirm, adopt, or adhere to the tenets of critical race theory," and another that would ban the use of the 1619 Project and require schools to list the materials they use on their website.

��

South Dakota

HB 1157

In February, Republican legislators withdrew a bill they had introduced that would ban schools from using materials that encourage the overthrow of the U.S. government or promote social justice for particular groups. In May, Gov. Kristi Noem signed the "1776 Pledge" which opposes critical race theory in schools.

��

Tennessee

HB 0580

Gov. Bill Lee, a Republican, signed a law in May that limits how teachers can discuss racism and sexism in the classroom.

��

Texas

HB 3979

In May, the state legislature passed a bill that prohibits schools from awarding credit for student service learning with advocacy groups or requiring teachers to discuss controversial issues.

��

West Virginia

SB 618

In March, Sen. Mike Azinger (R) introduced a bill that would prohibit schools from teaching "divisive concepts" relating to race and sex.

��

Wisconsin

SB 411

A bill introduced in June would prevent teachers from promoting "race or sex stereotyping" and withhold 10% of state aid from schools that violate this prohibition. It would also require that schools publish a list of all curricula they use.
 
Fox has admitted its reason for this souped-up coverage: the 2022 midterm elections. And in order to drum up outrage, the network has repeatedly amplified a lie that critical race theory teaches that one race is “inherently superior to another.”
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I personally cannot recall even hearing the term critical race theory until conservatives started crying like little school girls about it six months ago.

12 months from now, no one one this board will be using the term and the rightwing will be on to their next buzzword outrage du jour.

Whatever happened to social justice warrior? That buzzword du jour seems to have faded into the background.
 
dukkha said:
100% correct 4 so far states have banned it

Arizona

SB 1532

In May, a bill that would have fined teachers $5,000 for promoting one side of a controversial topic failed to pass the Senate.

��

Arkansas

HB 1218

In March, Republican legislators withdrew their bill that would have prohibited teaching that promotes "division" between groups or "social justice." Arkansas passed a law in May that prohibited "divisive concepts" in state agency training, though this does not apply to public schools.

��

Idaho

HB 377

Gov. Brad Little, a Republican, signed a law in April limiting the ways that teachers can discuss race and gender and banning what the legislation called tenets of critical race theory.

��

Iowa

HF 802

In June, Gov. Kim Reynolds, a Republican, signed a law limiting the ways that teachers can discuss race and gender.

��

Kentucky

Bill request 60

Republican legislators have prefiled a bill for the 2022 session that would prohibit teaching certain concepts related to race, sex, and religion, and would subject teachers who violate the law to disciplinary action.

��

Louisiana

HB 564

In April, Rep. Ray Garofalo (R) voluntarily deferred a bill that would ban teaching of "divisive concepts," after criticism from other Louisiana lawmakers and state education officials.

��

Maine

LD 550

In February, Rep. Meldon Carmichael (R) introduced a bill that would prohibit public school teachers from "engaging in political, ideological or religious advocacy in the classroom."

��

Michigan

SB 0460

In May, Republican legislators introduced a bill that would direct school boards to ensure that curriculum does not include critical race theory, the 1619 Project, or "anti-American and racist theories."

��

Missouri

HB 952

Rep. Brian Seitz (R) introduced a bill that would ban teaching of critical race theory and use of specific curricula, including the 1619 Project. The Missouri legislative session ended in May.

��

New Hampshire

HB 2

After a separate bill seeking to ban teaching of "divisive concepts" in New Hampshire died, the language was added as a trailer to the state budget bill.

��

North Carolina

HB 324

In May, the House passed a bill that would prevent teachers from promoting certain concepts related to race or sex. The bill is now in Senate committee. A separate Senate bill would delay the implementation of new social studies standards, which would require that students learn about racism in American history.

��

Ohio

HB 322

In May, Rep. Don Jones (R) introduced a bill that would prohibit discussion of certain topics related to race and sex and forbid schools from awarding credit for student service learning with advocacy groups. If teachers promote any banned ideas, their classes cannot count toward graduation requirements for the students present.

��

Oklahoma

HB 1775

In May, Gov. Kevin Stitt, a Republican, signed a law limiting the ways that teachers can discuss racism and sexism in class.

��

Pennsylvania

HB 1532

In June, Rep. Russ Diamond (R) introduced a bill that would limit how teachers can discuss racism and sexism and ban schools from hosting speakers or assigning books that advocate "racist or sexist concepts."

��

Rhode Island

HB 6070

Rep. Patricia Morgan (R) introduced a bill in March that would prohibit the teaching of "divisive concepts" related to race or sex. A House committee recommended that the bill be held for further study.

��

South Carolina

H 4325 and H 4343

In May, Republican lawmakers introduced two bills: one that would prohibit schools from compelling students to "personally affirm, adopt, or adhere to the tenets of critical race theory," and another that would ban the use of the 1619 Project and require schools to list the materials they use on their website.

��

South Dakota

HB 1157

In February, Republican legislators withdrew a bill they had introduced that would ban schools from using materials that encourage the overthrow of the U.S. government or promote social justice for particular groups. In May, Gov. Kristi Noem signed the "1776 Pledge" which opposes critical race theory in schools.

��

Tennessee

HB 0580

Gov. Bill Lee, a Republican, signed a law in May that limits how teachers can discuss racism and sexism in the classroom.

��

Texas

HB 3979

In May, the state legislature passed a bill that prohibits schools from awarding credit for student service learning with advocacy groups or requiring teachers to discuss controversial issues.

��

West Virginia

SB 618

In March, Sen. Mike Azinger (R) introduced a bill that would prohibit schools from teaching "divisive concepts" relating to race and sex.

��

Wisconsin

SB 411

A bill introduced in June would prevent teachers from promoting "race or sex stereotyping" and withhold 10% of state aid from schools that violate this prohibition. It would also require that schools publish a list of all curricula they use.
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it is about time cracker states told teachers what they can discuss in class or not!! if we had such awesome censorship laws after the Civil War, nobody would have known it was about slavery and how about half the people were willing to commit treason and fight and die to make sure the superior white race had access to inferior black slaves. and what about vietnam and iraq? think of how similar laws could have made everyone think these two wars were somehow justified and worth the cost.
 
Cypress said:
I personally cannot recall even hearing the term critical race theory until conservatives started crying like little school girls about it six months ago.

12 months from now, no one one this board will be using the term and the rightwing will be on to their next buzzword outrage du jour.

Whatever happened to social justice warrior? That buzzword du jour seems to have faded into the background.
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just because you dont pay attention doesnt mean it isn't happening.. dozens of states have brought up bill
or in 3 case banned it.

We dont agree on much politically, but I respect your IQ, and i sincerely hope you dont want this crap in the classroom

It turns Dr. Kings teaching on it's head -skin color become the primary judge of character
 
Hoosier Daddy said:
it is about time cracker states told teachers what they can discuss in class or not!! if we had such awesome censorship laws after the Civil War, nobody would have known it was about slavery and how about half the people were willing to commit treason and fight and die to make sure the superior white race had access to inferior black slaves. and what about vietnam and iraq? think of how similar laws could have made everyone think these two wars were somehow justified and worth the cost.
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banning CRT doesnt ban black history or US history teaching of slavery or Jim Crow. It bans this ridiculous 1619 Project noise and associated idea blacks are still "oppressed" and "whiteness"is the oppression

and what about vietnam and iraq?
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You are hysterical as usual
 
dukkha said:
just because you dont pay attention doesnt mean it isn't happening.. dozens of states have brought up bill
or in 3 case banned it.

We dont agree on much politically, but I respect your IQ, and i sincerely hope you dont want this crap in the classroom

It turns Dr. Kings teaching on it's head -skin color become the primary judge of character
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it is called a theory, stupid shit. you really do not know what it says or does not say, you just have heard fox say it was anti-white. you are a clown. you remind me of the backward peasants who cried and bitched about schools talking about evolution!! discussing and arguing and debating a theory is what real education is all about...not censorship designed to protect sensitive cracker feelings.
 
Hoosier Daddy said:
if we had such awesome censorship laws after the Civil War, nobody would have known it was about slavery and how about half the people were willing to commit treason and fight and die to make sure the superior white race had access to inferior black slaves.
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everyone knows the Demmycrats owned slaves and seceded from the union to keep them......
 
dukkha said:
banning CRT doesnt ban black history or US history teaching of slavery or Jim Crow. It bans this ridiculous 1619 Project noise and associated idea blacks are still "oppressed" and "whiteness"is the oppression


You are hysterical as usual
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give me an example of what this theory says, specifically, that upsets your white boy butthurt feelings so much, little feller. name something in particular with a source to the 1619 project.
 
Hoosier Daddy said:
it is called a theory, stupid shit. you really do not know what it says or does not say, you just have heard fox say it was anti-white. you are a clown. you remind me of the backward peasants who cried and bitched about schools talking about evolution!! discussing and arguing and debating a theory is what real education is all about...not censorship designed to protect sensitive cracker feelings.
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Why not take it up with this guy

 
Dems don't like being called out for their bullshit ideas. They have taken to labeling a lot of their core beliefs as conspiracy theories to try getting Republicans to stop discussing them.
 
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