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The training at Cherokee Middle School began with a “land acknowledgement,” claiming that “Springfield Public Schools is built on [the] ancestral territory" of Native Americans, who had been oppressed by white colonizer "violence."pic.twitter.com/lJs4c6MLX8
The trainers then forced the teachers to watch a nine-minute silent video of “George Floyd’s last words.” It's a cult technique used to overload the senses of the participants and create an “emotional anchor” that serves to justify subsequent political arguments—with no debate.pic.twitter.com/I39RAjHNDe
Next, the trainers provided a handout for teachers to locate themselves on an “oppression matrix,” which defines white heterosexual Protestant males as the “privileged social group”—or "oppressors"—and women, minorities, transgender, and LGBT people as the “oppressed.”pic.twitter.com/K3uy0gDAtv
Next, the trainers claimed that “education funding from property tax, colorblindness, calling the police on black people, BIPOC as Halloween costumes, not believing experiences of BIPOC, tone policing, [and] white silence” are “socially acceptable” forms of "white supremacy."pic.twitter.com/97RIm1l6lB
Luckily, one white teacher, who was raised by a black stepfather, pushed back, blasting the training as an indoctrination in Frankfurt School "cultural Marxism."pic.twitter.com/rJaIHbPGwR
The diversity initially admitted that they were teaching a version of "Marxism," then quickly denied it. But the truth is simple: critical race theory is a reformulation of Frankfurt School Marxism—and has now spread from coastal cities into the heartland.
Read the full story about critical race theory spreading to the American heartland in City Journal.https://www.city-journal.org/antiracism-comes-to-the-heartland …
P.S. I'm doing a ten-part investigative series on "critical race theory in schools." Sign up for my newsletter to get my latest reports:https://christopherrufo.com/crt/
That's part of the playbook. It's how government agencies use isolated incidents to *prove* "systemic racism" which then serves as justification for any host of discriminatory policies they then implement.
He was saying the same things before he was on the ground.
Jees. That has to have been intense.
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