BBC Newsround was under pressure last night to remove an online resource that used Professor Kehinde Andrews explaining the controversial race theory.
Critics say the BBC breached impartiality rules for presenting race theory as factThe BBC has sparked fury over an article teaching white privilege to children that features an academic who described the Queen as a 'symbol of white supremacy'.
BBC Newsround was under pressure last night to remove an online resource that used Professor Kehinde Andrews explaining the controversial race theory Lee Anderson MP, deputy chairman of the Conservative Party, added: 'Once again the BBC has shown it's nothing but a safe space for radical ideologies. The professor of black studies at Birmingham City University once claimed that the late Queen was the 'world's number one symbol of white supremacy'
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