This guide is meant to give parents who are concerned about critical pedagogy a starting place to begin to respond to it in their children's school. This toolkit presents a glossary of critical pedagogy terms to give parents the tools to understand what, exactly, school administrators mean by "antiracism" or "implicit bias." This toolkit also offers groundwork for how to get organized, using steps inspired by conversations with a number of activists, journalists, and others who have spent the past several years pushing back on critical pedagogy in their children's and others' schools. Critical pedagogy has been germinating in schools for decades, but its recent explosion has galvanized many parents to action. If you are with them--if you, like them, believe that the solution to racism and intolerance is not the further entrenching of ethnic stereotypes and division by race--then this toolkit is for you.