This story is part of 11Alive's "Drawing Conclusions" series as we follow two metro Atlanta parents concerned about critical race theory (CTR) and diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs in public schools. Parents Bart and Coley Glasgow agreed to go on a fact-finding journey and interview experts in African American studies, DEI, implicit bias, and America’s civil rights movement. ----- It’s time to take a field trip. The Glasgows get a personal tour of the Center for Civil and Human Rights from the museum’s Director of Education, Nicole Moore. In their final interview, Director Moore explains how she helps Georgia educators teach the civil rights movement through archival news stories, pictures and recorded speeches - often not included in American history books. They also participate in a simulated lunch counter sit-in that happened in 1960, where they hear white workers yelling, hitting and spitting at civil rights activists. A moment that nearly brings them to tears. Full article here: https://www.11alive.com/article/news/investigations/cherokee-county-ga-parents-skeptical-critical-race-theory-dei-speak-to-experts/85-8a198b32-ad58-45bc-956f-563b8b5dce90