If CRT had not been in the schools I doubt this would have been an issue.
I don't care if one parent complains or not. If a parent complains the school should look at it. But I believe the schools process should not take any more than two weeks to look at something. I mean seriously. It can't be that hard. Perhaps it is too much for second graders. I mean these kids are VERY young and without good teaching may take on the burden at such a young age and start being anxious as if they had something to do with it. And black kids at that age may start looking at white kids as the enemy. You have to be very careful at that age because they are very vulnerable to suggestion.
This movie sounds like a good one. I've never seen it, but now I'd like to. It definitely sounds like a movie that should be shown in school. We need to be real about our past without putting blame on ourselves for it. For NONE of us have any responsibility to what happened. The people of the day have total responsibility for it, and it was wrong. Learn from history so we don't repeat it.
You could easily turn this lesson to show how far we've come and how much we've learned. That we as a society will never let that happen again.
So I'm for this movie IF the teacher uses it appropriately. And from what I've seen I'm not sure I would be confidant the teacher would.