Bob Chiaradio Author Of Petition Against Teaching CRT To Westerly, RI School Committee
Bob Chiaradio has been the main and outspoken Westerly, RI resident trying to assure the citizens that critical race theory not be taught in their school system.
He asserts that the tenets and pillars of CRT are divisive and in itself a racist channel rooted in Marxism.
Видео Bob Chiaradio Author Of Petition Against Teaching CRT To Westerly, RI School Committee канала Republican RJL
He asserts that the tenets and pillars of CRT are divisive and in itself a racist channel rooted in Marxism.
Видео Bob Chiaradio Author Of Petition Against Teaching CRT To Westerly, RI School Committee канала Republican RJL
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