These politicians are now elected officers who must enforce the existing law. The implementation of critical race theory violates constitutional guarantees of equal protection for all and the Civil Rights Act’s prohibitions against discrimination. Youngkin, and all the other politicians who were put into office in Virginia by parents who have had enough, must respond with policy.

In Loudoun County, he inherits a school board that may have committed crimes when it concealed a school bathroom rape, and which for months treated the parents with a haughty demeanor not matched since Marie Antoinette recommended what the peasants should eat. Youngkin inherits a state-wide mess created by the previous administration’s embrace of the tenets of critical race theory. It is now his job to produce results and give the parents back their authority. It was the parents of Virginia who pushed Glenn Youngkin, who won his race for the Virginia governor seat Tuesday, to embrace the issue. Now, politicians who have discovered they can win on the issue must deliver, or else, too, feel the wrath of the voter. The American people reject the politicization of the classroom, the office, the military, and the houses of worship that has exploded since the civil disturbances of 2020.īut the lesson cuts both ways.

Critical race theory proponents have just learned the hard way the folly of their strategy.

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