That's all fair enough, and I appreciate the response. Two thoughts, though: I believe CRT is merely derived from but distinct from Critical Theory. Though I a

That's all fair enough, and I appreciate the response. Two thoughts, though: I believe CRT is merely derived from but distinct from Critical Theory. Though I am quite to the right, my understanding is that "Critical Theory" is quite valid to study; CRT seems to basically consist of pseudoscientific nonsense, abuse and bullying. Second, in some states (coincidentally, Virginia also came up recently) are ending advanced diplomas and programs for talented students, including advanced classes for high achievers. This is being done in the name of "racial equity," as elucidated in CRT. My fear is sort of an inversion of yours: high achieving students will be held back in the name of this bizarre new Progressive "equity," while those who are low achieving (for whatever reason) are not helped at all.