Lara Trump: CRT teaches us to 'judge one another on the color of their skin'
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Fox News contributor Lara Trump joined “Fox & Friends” Thursday, suggesting that critical race theory is teaching children to “judge people on the color of their skin” and stating it’s “dead wrong.”
LARA TRUMP: I think the reality here is that anybody that thinks that critical race theory is positive is really just dead wrong. The bottom line is that anything that would teach us, anything but loving our country…loving one another, and judging people based on the content of their character, solely is just flat wrong. … For us to see the head of the teachers union promoting critical race theory, I'm not surprised, by the way, to see Jill Biden there with her touring around schools. It is her husband who is also the president of the United States, pushing critical race theory, not just in our schools, also in our military.
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