Humanities Lecture Series
Join Us for Our Next Lecture
| Our fall 2022-2023 lecture will be held as a virtual presentation. All lectures are free. |
Culture Wars in America
Current Critical Race Theory Debate in American Education—Lecture and Discussion with Tania Douglas
Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2022
5:30–6:30 p.m.
Free & Open to the Public
About Tania Douglas
Tania Douglas is an adjunct professor in the Woodring College of Education at Western
Washington University in Bellingham, Washington. She taught middle and high school
for 15 years in Vancouver, BC, and Bellingham, and has taught higher education for
the past 6 years. She is a doctoral candidate specializing in Multicultural and Antiracist
Education at Antioch University. Her current focus of research is on the changing
landscape of education regarding the censorship and the banning of topics related
to race and gender. She is passionate about the art of teaching, social justice, and
the impact of social media on our political divide. Professor Douglas’s talk is about
what drew her to education, the complexities of her biracial identity, and the current
Critical Race Theory debate in American education.
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