But attacking free speech is not the exclusive domain of conservative Muslims. Conservative Christians, especially white Evangelicals, are engaging in their own campaigns.
for showing his students the cartoons in a lesson on free speech.
But attacking free speech is not the exclusive domain of conservative Muslims. Conservative Christians, especially white Evangelicals, are engaging in their own campaigns particularly with their assault on Critical Race Theory. In fact, many conservative Christians falsely equate Critical Race Theory, which is the academic interdisciplinary study of race and racism, with communism and anti-white rhetoric. Some see it as a political tool, used by liberals, to make white children feel guilty about themselves over historical events that they feel should not be taught as school, historical events including slavery and colonization.
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