US EditionTennessee school district staff trained on how White Christians are privileged, polyamorous are oppressed
- A Tennessee school district offered voluntary Diversity, Equity and Inclusion training for staff, which included a presentation stating that certain groups, such as white, male, cisgender, heterosexual, and Christian individuals, are considered privileged, while people of color and those who are nonbinary, polyamorous, or pagan are oppressed.
- The presentation also included a section discussing potentially triggering language, such as using gendered phrases with students and the phrase "I don't see color."
- The school district stated that the training was not mandatory and that they are in compliance with state law.
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Tennessee school district staff trained on how White Christians are privileged, polyamorous are oppressed
A Tennessee school district offered voluntary training to its staff about "cultural competency" which included instruction that "White Christian" people are privileged while "people of color" and "polyamorous" people are oppressed.
·New York, United States
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