Behind the Poll
As the Black Lives Matter movement continues to grow in popularity, some schools are beginning to promote the message within their walls. But is this appropriate? Some people believe that it is the job of schools to teach children about social justice and to help them become informed and engaged citizens. Others believe that schools should remain neutral on political issues.
Those who support the promotion of Black Lives Matter in schools argue that it is important for children to learn about social justice and to be aware of the issues that black Americans face. They believe that by promoting the message of the movement, schools can help to create a more equal and just society.
Those who oppose the promotion of Black Lives Matter in schools argue that it is not the job of schools to promote a political agenda. They believe that children should be allowed to form their own opinions on social and political issues, and that schools should remain neutral on these matters.