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Critical Race Theory and Education
Critical Race Theory has been the hot topic in the news, on the web and has been the lightning rod phrase used to ban #antiracism , #antioppression and #multicultural books and curriculum in states throughout the United States. These bans have also been model used to limit discussions about gender and LGBTQIA+ concern in academic settings.
In this episode, I talk to Dr. Marvin Lynn, a Professor of Education at Portland State University, former elementary school teacher and critical race theorist. We delve into some of the history of critical race theory, how it was originally applied and how it evolved. We also discuss the myths around #criticalracetheory and how those myths gained traction. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this episode.
You can follow Dr. Lynn on Twitter at @DrMarvinLynn or on instagram at @marvinlynn
You can find the books mentioned in this episode and others here: https://bookshop.org/lists/s2e2-crt-and-education/
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Critical Race Theory has been the hot topic in the news, on the web and has been the lightning rod phrase used to ban #antiracism , #antioppression and #multicultural books and curriculum in states throughout the United States. These bans have also been model used to limit discussions about gender and LGBTQIA+ concern in academic settings.
In this episode, I talk to Dr. Marvin Lynn, a Professor of Education at Portland State University, former elementary school teacher and critical race theorist. We delve into some of the history of critical race theory, how it was originally applied and how it evolved. We also discuss the myths around #criticalracetheory and how those myths gained traction. I look forward to hearing your thoughts on this episode.
You can follow Dr. Lynn on Twitter at @DrMarvinLynn or on instagram at @marvinlynn
You can find the books mentioned in this episode and others here: https://bookshop.org/lists/s2e2-crt-and-education/