93% Of Recent High School Grads Report Exposure To “At Least One” Principle Of Critical Race And Gender Theories

According to a new survey of young Americans by Manhattan Institute’s Zach Goldberg and Eric Kaufmann,

“93 percent of respondents reported either being taught (85 percent) or hearing from an adult at school about at least one of the eight listed concepts, with an average of 4.3 concepts; 90 percent reported either being taught (80 percent) or hearing about at least one of the five CRT-related concepts, with an average of 3.0 concepts; and 74 percent reported either being taught (54 percent) or hearing about at least one of the three gender-related concepts, with an average of 1.3 concepts.”

“For the CRT-related concepts, 62 percent reported either being taught in class or hearing from an adult in school that “America is a systemically racist country,” 69 percent reported being taught or hearing that “white people have white privilege,” 57 percent reported being taught or hearing that “white people have unconscious biases that negatively affect non-white people,” and 67 percent reported being taught or hearing that “America is built on stolen land.” The shares giving either response with respect to gender-related concepts are slightly lower, but still a majority. Fifty-three percent report they were either taught in class or heard from an adult at school that “America is a patriarchal society,” and 51 percent report being taught or hearing that “gender is an identity choice” regardless of biological sex.”

Here are accompanying charts from the study.

Tell me again how critical race and gender theory aren’t in schools? Tell me again how our kids aren’t being overtly or subliminally indoctrinated with these radical theories? Because the kids who are leaving school are saying that it’s happening in schools, no matter what the teachers unions and activist educators say.