The Fort Worth public school district sparked a major backlash after it gave teachers a course on critical race theory that claimed "there's a little White man inside all of us" after denying that the controversial curriculum is being taught in its schools.
In May, the Fort Worth Independent School District in Texas denied that CRT was taught in its schools. However, Carlos Turcios, an ex-committee member turned whistleblower who recently resigned from the committee over CRT, revealed how teachers were offered classes about incorporating the theory in their classrooms. According to Turcios, the school district offered several courses for teachers including how to recognize bias and have discussions about it in the classroom. While it's unclear when the classes were exactly offered, it is believed to be in 2020, Fox News reported.
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