Terry McAuliffe the former Governor of Virginia who is running for his old seat this year was queried about this by WAVY 10 news anchor Anita Blanton. She as a good journalist asked twice what is critical race theory (CRT) both times McAuliffe won't answer. And then he was asked a third time and he finally just said:
When Blanton pressed him on his definition of the term, though — and one would need a definition in order to prove it’s not taught in the state — McAuliffe again refused to provide one, repeating that it’s not relevant since it’s not taught.
Blanton continued to pry for a definition at which point McAuliffe explained to her “it’s racist, it’s a dogwhistle.”
“But if we don’t have a definition, how can we say it [discussion of critical race theory in the context of public schools] is racist?” asked an exasperated Blanton.
He doesn't want to touch this. Perhaps he knows this is a losing issue. The article I shared with you here mentioned that he was under fire for stating that he didn't think parents had the right to tell their public school districts what they can or can't teach. However parents are worried about the division creating by CRT. Separating Black students the victims from the white students the oppressors.
Of course if you don't believe the blockquotes above that same article shared a video of this interview.
At least former Gov. McAuliffe agrees with many on CRT, it's used to divide people.When asked how he defines the racist Critical Race Theory, Democrat Terry McAuliffe refuses and instead scolds the host for daring to ask him. pic.twitter.com/2Jdltb7N55
— MediaResearchCenter (@theMRC) October 8, 2021
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