Usually when you're like 5 and 6 years old, what you do is you like dolls, like Barbie dolls and stuff that look like you. A classroom lesson taught by the state's education secretary. Would it break Oklahoma's anti CRT law? It's very clear. You can't tell a kid that they should feel something because of the color of their skin. Brian's not going to think he violated it. I mean, it's pure hypocrisy because this is exactly the things that teachers are expressing concern around. And that is where we start here at 6. (00:14–00:20)
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