A Texas mom speaks out at the state's House of Representatives public education meeting and threatened lawsuits if her daughter is taught critical race theory.
The Texas mom spoke out at a Texas House of Representatives meeting and said, 'Our kids are not your emotional support animals.' .spoke about her frustration with public education in an interview with Fox News Digital.
What preceded her comments at the public education meeting, Clark explained to Fox News Digital, was that two of her school-aged children – a daughter and son –"had been indoctrinated with CRT and [social and emotional learning]."
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