> "trying to cancel any book or curriculum that accurately describes the history of racism in America". I am not sure where did you get this information. r/pol

> "trying to cancel any book or curriculum that accurately describes the history of racism in America". I am not sure where did you get this information. r/politics? What most parents are against at are not something "accurately describes the history of racism in America". This is just b.s. way to describe what's happening in the debate. What most parents are against at are race-loaded indoctrination on kids. Project 1619, for example, has been widely criticized by historians. To call it "curriculum that accurately describes the history of racism in America" is just a blatant lie. Other stuff pushed by far-left activists such as white fragility and antiracism are extremely divisive and very very bad for kids. Those are things parents are against. Not "book or curriculum that accurately describes the history of racism in America".