All right boys and girls, thank you for coming to class today, at least all of you POC children.

As for you white kids, let's start with little Willie.

What is your problem? And why are you oppressing all of the black children in the class?

What? I'm detecting some defensiveness from in your voice, young man. And that is a symbol of

excuse me of white supremacy. And I'm going to need you to pay extra reparations to your classmate

Amela here just because of that. What are reparations? Reparations is what white people owe you because

you're oppressed and they oppress your ancestors. And there's a legacy of that that still keeps you

to be a victim forever and ever to this day. Yesterday, yesterday at the playground, Amela beat me up.

No, I didn't. I feel oppressed by Amela. That's good. You should be. That's a reparations beat up and

you deserve even more. Does that mean I get Will's candy at lunchtime? Absolutely it does.

Ha ha Will. For the great sin of being white. First of all, why is our school giving us candy for

lunchtime? It's very irresponsible. Secondly, this is unfair. As a child of this country,

I deem this to be unfair. I think it's totally fair. Using big words like deem is what's

a premises. No more big words. Okay, fine. And, scene, thank you guys so much for joining us on

the podcast today for our first story and the skit leading into it. We're going to be talking about

a group of teachers, educators, principals, just school administrators who are definitely on the

wrong track when it comes to young people's education. They are implementing CRT within their

schools. And this is a school that somebody on our panel today is quite familiar with. We have

a guest by the name of Jill Simone and Jill, you want to say hi? Hi everybody. Yeah, I wasn't quite

sure what my cue was because I'm excited to be on the Will and Amela show today. Yeah. Hey,

everybody, it's Jill from Prager You Kids. Also, prep, Prager You resources for educators and

parents, our membership group that supports all of our Prager You Kids content. I'm excited to

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