What triggered her remarks at the June meeting, she told Fox News, was that her daughter and son “had been indoctrinated with CRT and [social and emotional learning].”
“I swear to you, I promise you I will turn this into a class action lawsuit ambulance-chasing business,” she told legislators.
Clark reportedly filed a lawsuit in December 2020 alleging that a class in Nevada that was taught to her son included the ‘oppressor/oppressed’ narrative generally associated with CRT, arguing that it violated his constitutional free speech and due process rights.
“I wasn’t going to let my son be alone in standing against it when he did. He said that anybody can be racist. And anybody can be racist. And I don’t care what the woke say about that,” Clark said, according to Fox News. “Racism is being prejudiced of race, not power plus privilege or whatever – whatever parallel language messaging they’re using to describe racism now.”
The following year, Clark made a decision to move to Texas in order “save” her daughter from “the indoctrination” into gender ideology, arriving in the Lone Star State in January of this year.