It is long-settled law in America that the government cannot discriminate against people because of the color of their skin. “The check on their power resides in the courtroom. “Public schools are an arm of the government,” he added. “As James Madison wrote in Federalist 51, our federal structure assigns unique powers to each branch of government for ‘keeping each other in their proper places’ - the critical separation of powers.” The American Founders knew that a strong government could threaten liberty, so they dispersed powers among the legislative, executive, and judicial branches and then placed ultimate sovereignty in the hands of the people,” Murray wrote in the release. “America remains a government of laws, not men. Organizers request a $25 cash donation at the door.

Hermann serves as general counsel at the Southeastern Legal Foundation and is a member of The Federalist Society. Wednesday, September 29 at the West Roxbury Elks Lodge at 1 Morrill Street in West Roxbury.Īttorney Kimberly Hermann plans to speak about “the legal fight against Critical Race Theory,” according to a press release issued by Lou Murray, who chairs the committee. The event, sponsored by the Boston Republican Ward 20 Committee, is scheduled for 7 p.m. West Roxbury Republicans are sponsoring a talk by an expert designed to show parents how widespread the theory is and how to fight back against it. Is Critical Race Theory being taught in public schools? And if so, what can be done about it?

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