Here’s Your Primer On Critical Race Theory, Now In A Town Near You

[mystery-ak]

 Here’s Your Primer On Critical Race Theory, Now In A Town Near You

For those who subscribe to critical race theory, understanding 'whiteness' and all its problems is key to understanding all races in America.

By Peter Kirsanow
March 25, 2021

Critical race theory, or CRT, has occupied an increasingly prominent place in public discourse since President Trump issued Executive Order 13950, “Combating Race and Sex Stereotyping,” which banned the federal government from using CRT in employee training.

During the general election, then-candidate Joe Biden described CRT as nothing more than teaching people to be cognizant of others’ feelings. One of President Biden’s first acts was to revoke Executive Order 13950 and replace it with Executive Order 13985, “Advancing Racial Equity and Support for Underserved Communities Through the Federal Government.”

But what is CRT? Many people think critical race theory is part of the civil rights movement, but this is incorrect. Most Americans of a certain age believe that Martin Luther King Jr.’s hope that his children would be judged “not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character” is what society should strive toward, and is the practical definition of not being racist.

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https://thefederalist.com/2021/03/25/critical-race-theory-is-not-a-single-lesson-or-training-but-a-way-of-life/

[goatprairie]

After all the children and skulls full of mush are thoroughly indoctrinated i.e. brainwashed, it won't help one black kid with his school work or keep him out of trouble. Things will be exactly the same as they were before.
The best thing to help black kids now is stricter, enforced rules in school, on the streets (publicly hanging/shooting carjackers would cut down greatly on the current spate of those crimes),  and abolishing welfare. Don't hold your breath waiting for those things to happen.

[Fishrrman]

[Right_in_Virginia]

We've identified the problem ad nauseam.  What the hell are we going to do about it?

[Fishrrman]

RinVa asks (correctly):
"We've identified the problem ad nauseam.  What the hell are we going to do about it?"

The starting point could be a "New Continental Congress", convened with delegates from the concerned states (that should be all "the red" ones and most of "the purple" ones), to discuss the existential problems freedom-loving traditional-minded Americans face in the illegitimate ascendence of a leftist/communist DC regime.

And then, to propose appropriate action to "restore" the national government to drive out the communists and once again re-establish Constitutional principles.

Perhaps it could result in a "New Declaration..." of some sort.
Not "of independence", but again, perhaps "The Declaration of Restoration".

Does this answer your question?