From Brian Flores’s racial discrimination lawsuit, Ohio’s HB 616, political ads using Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement to attack “critical race theory,” to the confirmation of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the topic of race seemed to be everywhere the first week of April. This week, Milton Alan Turner discusses why The 1619 Project and intersectionality are not “divisive and inherently racist concepts” and why not dealing with race is not only bad policy, it’s bad pedagogy.
