Kamala Harris' niece pens WaPo article on how parents can teach 'anti-racism' at home

Vice President Harris' niece is offering advice for parents on how they can teach their children "anti-racism" at home if their schools won't do it amid the national debate over the critical race theory ideology.

"All to say, public schools have long failed to acknowledge the history and realities of racism. The recent right-wing crusade against 'critical race theory' — a term so frightening its opponents dare not even learn what it means — is the latest manifestation of that deeply rooted trend," Harris wrote Monday. "In the face of such daunting challenges, what are parents to do? Until and unless we see systemic change to properly desegregate our children’s schools and un-whitewash the curriculum, we need to fill the gaps ourselves."

Harris called for families nationwide to "start taking time at home to discuss the injustices that shaped our nation’s past, the work still to be done in our present, and the values that should define our future."