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Exclusive – Texas led by Republican Prosecutor General Ken PodaTrump’s vocal ally, sues the School District in the northwest of Dallas for allegedly continuing to teach the theory of a critical race in his classes.
The Pokstan’s office said the lawsuit was launched in response to a video stating that the director of the Coppell Evan Whitfield curriculum discussed how the county “survived” the use of CRT in public policy and curriculum.
According to the lawsuit filed today to the District Court Dolos The county, Whitfield also stated that “despite what our state standards say,” Coppell ISD is doing “what’s right”.
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Texas Prosecutor General Ken Pokstan has launched a lawsuit aimed at the school district, which he says illegally teaching the theory of a critical race. (Robert Gotier/Los -egeles Times via Getty Images/AP/Tony Gutierrez)
Training CRT disrupts Texas A law that prohibits teachers in kindergarten through the twelfth grade to teach that “one race or sex is inherently superior to another race or gender”, or “a person, because of the race or sex of a person, in essence racist, sexist or depressing.”
The same law also stipulates that no teacher in the state can require an understanding of the “1619” project, a historical study founded by the writer New York Times Nicola Hannah-Johns This is trying to redo American history as a founded and rooted in slavery. The project was marred by reliable accusations in historical distortions and inaccuracies.
The Texas Law stipulates that the teacher cannot teach this person from his race or gender, is responsible, guilt or guilt for actions committed in the past.
The law also prohibits teachers to impose an idea that meritocracy or features such as hard -working ethics, racist or sexist, or that the appearance of slavery in America is a true establishment of the United States, which are usually related to the 1619 project.
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Parents and groups across the country criticized the use of a critical race in schools. In the photo, Amy Carney appears on behalf of his parents during a protest against the theory of a critical race, which is taught in the Unified School District, Scotsdale before the meeting of the Coardian Digital School Council in Skotsdale on May 24, 2021. (Reuters)
According to the lawsuit, Whitfield “unequivocally stated that the policy of the independent school district Koppel is to teach curriculum and direction, using the area’s CRT training and distribution to develop and distribute the training and distribution.”
Further, the lawsuit states that Witfield answered the question whether the law would violate the law in the area, saying: “We have bypassed it, saying that we do not teach it.”
The lawsuit states that “when asked if the teacher can just close the door and teach” what’s right, “Whitfield replied,” W -oh, that’s what we do. “
Pokstana seeks to bring a permanent prohibition court by keeping Coppell ISD officers from Teaching CPT and using tax -distributing materials. Instead, the Pokstan says Coppell isd must implement the “color” curriculum under Texas law.
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The appearance of the Texas Capitol is observed on September 05, 2023 in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images) (Brandon Bell/Getti Image)
This is not the first time Coppell ISD was sued for illegal Teaching CPT.
A Texan scoreboardIn 2023, the Texas Conservative Section reported that the Northern Texas family sued Coppell ISD after their 10th grade son who attended a new technological high school at Coppell ISD was given a CRT assignment. According to the Texas board, the teacher stipulated that the students “investigated and write about various scientists in atomic theory,” and they were unable to choose “old, dead, white guy”.
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Commenting on his lawsuit, Pokstan said that “children in Texas deserve better education in the world, not woken up by the ideology forced them.”
“Liberal administrators who want to ignore the state law and illegally push the separate and racist CRT curriculum in the classes will be responsible for their actions,” Poda said. “My lawsuit is aimed at stopping this illegal and hated curriculum immediately and to stop the brazen refusal to follow the state legislation by some Coppell ISD officials.”
