Why teaching critical race theory makes people uncomfortable, on this week’s Utah Politics podcast

Darlene McDonald of Utah Black Roundtable shares her perspective

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Children stand behind Darlene McDonald holding opposing signs during a news conference by the Utah Educational Equity Coalition at the State Capitol in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, May 19, 2021.

Why teaching critical race theory makes people uncomfortable, on this week’s Utah Politics podcast

Darlene McDonald of Utah Black Roundtable shares her perspective

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