This Colorado Springs father denounces critical race theory and says that "racism in America would be dead today if not for certain people and institutions keeping it on life support"—including public education.
— Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️ (@realchrisrufo) August 19, 2021
Following his testimony, the school board voted 3-2 to ban CRT. pic.twitter.com/sK1TLS69MQ
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Hasbro Critical Race Theory Indoctrination EXPOSED By Project Veritas Insider
The Coming Backlash – Leftist Politics Might Create a Disastrous Backlash on the Right | Glenn Loury
Eli Steele: The shameful scapegoating of Asians by NYC’s Critical Race Theory machine (Fox News)
Why had de Blasio and his education administration racially profiled Asian children? Was it because these youths took the American dream seriously and burned the midnight oil? Was it because their parents — many of them immigrants and impoverished — squeezed every penny to see that their children were prepared to take the test? Or was it simply that they were different, Asian and an unpreferred minority?
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/eli-steele-de-blasios-shameful-racial-profiling-of-asian-students
The Pro-Human Answer to Intolerance & Racism | Bion Bartning
Andrew Doyle on “Gaslighting the Meaning of Racism” with Jordan Peterson
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Illinois teacher sues school district, claims ‘equity’ push violates US Constitution
Do COVID-19 Racial Disparities Matter?
By Coleman Hughes
There is now a racial justice angle on the coronavirus pandemic. Ibram X. Kendi, Director of Antiracist Research at American University, led the charge in the Atlantic a week ago, calling for data on COVID-19 deaths broken down by race.
https://quillette.com/2020/04/13/do-covid-19-racial-disparities-matter/
According to one view, this racial disparity amounts to evidence of systemic racism. But the argument rests on the false presumption that, in the absence of racism, we would see equal health outcomes by race. The data suggest otherwise.
In some cases, there are obvious biological reasons for racial disparities in disease. Melanin content alone might explain the racial disparity in skin cancer, for example. But in other cases, the source of the disparity is mysterious. Why are whites more likely to die of Alzheimer’s?
But absent some hitherto undiscovered genetic factor, focusing on race makes about as much sense as focusing on, say, religion. If anyone bothers to look, there will probably be disparities between Catholics and Protestants. Yet no one will feel the need to mention these at a press conference, and our public health efforts will not suffer as a result.
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