Parents in Loudoun County Public Schools (LCPS), Virginia, who want to view a new critical race theory (CRT)-influenced curriculum being taught in their child’s school have to sign something similar to a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) to view the program. To review the “Second Step” curriculum, parents must acknowledge that the presentation of the material is “not a public event” and acknowledge that “copying, broadcast or recording of any kind is prohibited.” Scott Mineo, a Loudoun County Parent leading the charge against critical race theory in grade school who heads PACT (Parents Against Critical Theory), told the Daily Caller that he finds the copyright laws suspicious. “LCPS is partners with Southern Poverty Law Center, Racial Equity Tools, and Learning for Justice (SPLC), all of which have copyrighted material, however, LCPS freely provides access to these materials,” Mineo said. “Why is there such a double standard when parents want to review Second Step …