‘Anti-Racism’ Guidebook Tells DC Pre-K Students to Reflect on ‘White Privilege,’ Confront ‘Racist’ Parents

‘Anti-Racism’ Guidebook Tells DC Pre-K Students to Reflect on ‘White Privilege,’ Confront ‘Racist’ Parents
Stock image showing the entrance of a classroom. Jazmine Thomas/Shutterstock
Bill Pan
Bill Pan
Reporter
|Updated:

Amid a nationwide debate on critical race theory (CRT), an elementary school in Washington hosted an “anti-racist” event where young children were taught to “find white privilege in every aspect of life” and identify family members who supposedly harbor “racist beliefs.”

The “Anti-Racist Fight Club” event at Janney Elementary School was held last November, but it only recently gained media attention. According to a message to parents, the school hired “anti-racist” activist Doyin Richards to give a presentation for students in pre-K through third grade on “topics such as race and equity.”
Bill Pan
Bill Pan
Reporter
Bill Pan is an Epoch Times reporter covering education issues and New York news.
Related Topics