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The Headlines, University of Southern California confronts an unfamiliar era of protest.

The 144-year-old Los Angeles goes to the subhead in the New York Times,

has not had a reputation for campus

activism, but it now finds itself embroiled in controversies over the war in Gaza.

I start on the West Coast to come to the East Coast to Richard Goldberg of the Foundation for the Defense of democracies,

writing most recently about the distortion of history, not at college campuses, grown-ups moving into the world of affairs, but K-12.

Richard, a very good evening to you.

Where K-12? What kind of distortion? Good evening.

I think by this point everyone's familiar with critical race theory and the debates over it certainly since the summer of 2020.

We've seen states legislate on the issue local school boards take action,

a national conversation that really turned the last

presidential election as far as the messaging and then beyond that you haven't

even heard people use the phrase critical race theories become so toxic.

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