An Indianapolis Public Schools administrator was put on leave and banned from school buildings after revealing how critical race theory is taught in schools.
Tony Kinnett, who worked as a science coordinator for the Indianapolis Public Schools, had posted a video on Twitter exposing the school system for lying about CRT being taught.
“I am currently banned from going to any IPS school building or hosting any professional developments,” Kinnett tweeted on Nov. 24.
He also shared a screenshot showing that he had been denied access to his Google Drive and email.
Kinnett told the New York Post that he has been on paid leave since Nov 4. He said HR warned him that he would have to leave if he continued to act as a “whistleblower”. They also told him staff have “clinical anxiety” working with him.
Besides losing access to his Google account, Kinnett has been banned from entering any buildings in the school district.
Kinnett said that, prior to losing access, he downloaded “racist documents and videos” that will be released at some point.
He also told the New York Post that he thinks the district should come clean. “Parents have a right to know the district’s approach to curriculum and pedagogy, so they might make the best decision in where to send their kids,” Kinnett said.
In the viral video, Kinnett explained “We tell our students that every problem is a result of white men. And that everything western civilization built is racist. That capitalism is a tool of white supremacy. This is in math, history, science, the arts and it’s not slowing down”.
