EXCLUSIVE: Anti-racist zoom seminars, asked to reflect whether they are a white supremacist and their children told white heads are dangerous places for black people: Parents' fury at lessons in wokeness but who are too terrified to speak out Parents say they've been overwhelmed by education reformers seeking to impose anti-racist agendas on America's schools 'The stuff is intense,' one mother told DailyMail.com. 'They told us, ''The most dangerous place for a black person to live is in a white person's imagination'' An NYC high school principal sent parents a survey asking them to reflect where they land on a scale from 'white supremacists' to 'white abolitionists' Public school parent Carrie Letke of Ann Arbor, Michigan, said, 'This whole woke movement is horrible for society' 'Everyone's open to be receptive of things, but they're jamming it down our throats in the worst way,' Letke added Many parents say they believe the education reform is well-intentioned but often rushed, condescending, insulting and poorly timed The woke movement in education has ignited passion on all sides, with some on the right denouncing diversity plans as Marxist and leftist indoctrination 'Parents are afraid to speak out,' one father from Maryland said. 'They don't feel like they can fight this. They're afraid of being canceled, being called a racist' Have you and your family suffered from political correctness to the extreme? Contact us confidentially at newsUS@dailymail.com