NORFOLK, Va. — Gov. Glenn Youngkin is urging parents to report “divisive practices” in schools to his administration using a newly established email tip line.
During a radio talk show appearance Monday, Youngkin provided an open-ended explanation about what counts as divisive practices, and discussed racial issues like white privilege and critical race theory.
“We embrace teaching all history, the good and the bad,” he said. “… But practices like teaching that one group is inherently privileged and another is a victim, or that in fact people today should be held responsible for sins of the past, these are the kinds of teaching practices that exist in our schools and we are going to get them out.”
