Detroit superintendent defends critical race theory and says it’s embedded in the curriculum

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The superintendent of Detroit Public Schools said the district has embedded critical race theory in its school curriculum and criticized the Michigan state Legislature for attempting to ban it.

Nikolai Vitti, the superintendent of Detroit Public Schools, acknowledged that critical race theory is taught in district public schools during a Detroit school board meeting on Nov. 9.

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