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Utah House adopts resolution urging State Board to bar certain concepts tied to ‘critical race theory’ from curriculum
Summary
The Utah House on May 18, 2021, unanimously passed HR901, a nonbinding resolution asking the State Board of Education to review standards and to prohibit curricular concepts the resolution lists (including assertions that one race is inherently superior or that moral character is defined by race).
The Utah House of Representatives unanimously passed House Resolution 901 on May 18, 2021, asking the State Board of Education to review curriculum standards and to prohibit instructional materials that the resolution characterizes as "critical race theory." Representative Chris Christiansen, the bill sponsor, said the resolution aims to prevent teaching that one race is inherently superior or inferior, that individuals should be discriminated against…
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