Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge created something that has been missing from one side of the critical race theory debate: an explanation of what it is.

In a 10-page advisory opinion responding to a state representative, Rutledge addressed several key issues in the critical race theory debate, including whether so-called “anti-racism” and critical race training in public schools and universities violates the U.S. Constitution and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.

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