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Luke Harris on Critical Race Theory, Cindy Cohn on Pegasus Spyware
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Should no one see those pictures or learn those stories—because some of them have skin the same color as those doing the screaming and the spitting?
The most recent attack on anti-racist education is labeled as protective, as avoiding “division,” and as a specific assessment of critical race theory.
Luke Charles Harris is co-founder and deputy director of the African American Policy Forum.
You’d think it’d be a big deal, but judging by US corporate media, it’s evidently a yawn.
We talk about what’s going on and why it matters with Cindy Cohn, executive director at Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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