The “Breaking Bad” actor said he believes critical race theory is “essential” to schools.
Comedian and podcast host Bill Maher locked horns with actor Bryan Cranston on whether schools should be teaching critical race theory.
The topic came up after they talked about slavery, and Maher said people like former presidents should not be canceled for having slaves. Bill Maher and Bryan Cranston discussed whether schools should be teaching critical race theory to students during Maher’s podcast.Maher said that he considers critical race theory to be “one of these catch-all terms” and told Cranston “if you mean more what the 1619 book says, which is that it’s just the essence of America and that we are irredeemable, that’s just wrong.
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