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The Future of Education? In debate over Critical Race Theory, activists and parents push for cameras’ in classrooms

Rally against "critical race theory" (CRT).
Rally against "critical race theory" (CRT), Loudoun County, Leesburg, Virginia, June 12, 2021.
(ANDREW CABALLERO-REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images)
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John Solomon Reports
The Future of Education? In debate over Critical Race Theory, activists and parents push for cameras’ in classrooms
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Marilyn Quigley, a retired 40-year educator, discusses the public nature of being a teacher and why parents should be able to have access to the lesson plans that teachers are teaching their children. Quigley’s solution? Having cameras in classrooms, which she sees as a ‘natural progression’ similar to what body-cams have become for police-officers.

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