Buffalo schools claim 'all white people' perpetuate systemic racism & force kindergartners

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Fatima Morrell is associate superintendent for Culturally and Linguistically Responsive Initiatives at Buffalo public schools in New York

Morrell has introduced a new curriculum, lesson plans and teacher training

The teachers are encouraged to be more 'woke' in their efforts at 'antiracism'

Morrell suggests teaching kindergarten classes about children killed by police

Videos featuring Trayvon Martin, Tamir Rice and others tell their stories

Older pupils learn 'all white people play a part in perpetuating systemic racism'

A whistleblower told City Journal about the news lesson plans

Morrell is yet to comment on the controversial new teaching program

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The youngest pupils read a series of texts under the heading 'Woke Kindergarten', which are described as being 'digital culturally responsive and sustaining easy reader books'.

The texts help children with their 'learning for liberation' and tell the stories of children 'that we have lost to racist police and state-sanctioned violence.'

Six young people killed by police, including Trayvon Martin, 17; Tamir Rice, 12; and seven-year-old Aiyana Stanley-Jones, are imagined telling their stories on video.

Aiyana tells the young viewers: 'I was sleeping.'

Trayvon says: 'I was walking.'

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The four to six-year-olds in kindergarten will also be asked by their teachers to compare their skin color with an arrangement of crayons, City Journal reported.

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By fifth grade, students are taught that America has created a 'school-to-grave pipeline' for black children and that, as adults, 'one million black people are locked in cages.'

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