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Robert Weissberg is a retired professor (emeritus) of political science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He writes from New York.
Forget about discussing the opportunity costs of teaching CRT; ideologues are hardly deterred by terrible outcomes, in education or otherwise.
The continued popularity of panic rooms among the super rich reveals their real thoughts about the current state of American society.
Even as Critical Race Theory continues to infiltrate schools, there is a more pernicious and subtle transformation of education affecting American children.
Apparently most everyone is guilty of discrimination against ugly or unkempt people, and some argue the government needs to intervene to correct us of this failing.
The American government's misalignment of priorities could well serve to delegitimize the government in the eyes of many of its citizens.
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