Critical Race Theory In Schools

[jaypatriot]

You're confusing words because you think that detaching the two makes your weak argument slightly less weak. CRT and "anti-racism" is racism. The term anti-racist/anti-racism was popularized by Ibram Kendi. He says, "the only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination." Can you guess the type of discrimination he advocates for? Being anti-racist in the general sense is a good thing. Being "anti-racist" within the world of the alt-left racist ideologies hidden behind doublespeak of "anti-racism" is blatant racism.

Gummy,
I hope more people read your post and let your reasoning sink in.

Good job.

 

[Brack]

My Governor recently signed a bill into law prohibiting CRT being taught. I haven't agreed with all of the bills he has signed this year, but I agree with him signing this bill.

Arizona Gov. Ducey signs bill banning critical race theory training in schools, governments | FOX 10 Phoenix

Doug Ducey signed House Bill 2906 on Friday, which prevents government entities from requiring employees to undergo training that would suggest that they are “inherently racist, sexist or oppressive."

www.fox10phoenix.com

 

[jaypatriot]

I liken it to learning a close relative is an alcoholic. Learn about it so one doesn't make the same mistake. Live a happier life due to being in touch with the real, wider world.

I have no problem learning how people actually are.
I have a problem with people who feel compelled to preach to me when I don't need to hear someone preach to me.
I don't care where people come from; what their religion is; what color they are; and how much education or wealth they possess.
And I don't care if people choose to be politically partisan. As long as they are not stupid and boorish about it.
I side with Dr. MLK: Show me their character and not the color of their skin.

How sad there are people of color who can't remember what MLK said or what he believed in.
That's what victimization of people of color does to gullible young people.

 

[dixon01767]

I just came back to the thread and the sturm und drang exhibited by our right-wing brethren continues to feel like a bunch of blind people describing the qualities of light and color in modern art. (With apologies to those with sight deficits.) Moreover, demonstrating the validity of the tenets of CRT. It is, frankly, hilarious.

You dont have a clue as to what you are talking about. YOU are the one who claims

Critical Race Theory is not an outgrowth of Critical Theory, period. It simply isn't.

When in fact

CRT is grounded in critical theory[8]
8. Crenshaw et al. 1995, p. xxvii

Critical race theory - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[dixon01767]

Wrong, thus demonstrating the depth of ignorance of the subject matter. Really, this has been fun.

That would be you.

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In 1995, Gloria Ladson-Billings and William F. Tate began applying the critical race theory framework in the field of education, moving it beyond the field of legal scholarship.

Critical race theory - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Bodi]

How about San Fran? Are the leftist democrats of San Fransisco applying the law in a racist way?

@devildavid will simply say that anything that is going wrong is not part of the Left even if it is...

EDIT: I see that he just did that with his response to your post here. LOL

 

[Bodi]

Good grief, you are not worth replying to anymore.

You are the one who is not worth debating. You just throw out your opinions as if they were facts and never provide anything to back them up. Stop making claims that you can't back up if you really want to debate something, instead of preaching your biased opinions.

Naw Dave... your posts are much worse than they used to be... and even then they were pretty bad. I am actually being honest here.

 

[reflechissez]

My Governor recently signed a bill into law prohibiting CRT being taught. I haven't agreed with all of the bills he has signed this year, but I agree with him signing this bill.

Arizona Gov. Ducey signs bill banning critical race theory training in schools, governments | FOX 10 Phoenix

Doug Ducey signed House Bill 2906 on Friday, which prevents government entities from requiring employees to undergo training that would suggest that they are “inherently racist, sexist or oppressive."

www.fox10phoenix.com

Why?

 

[uptower]