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Ironically, Rufo's own article, which he tweets later in this thread, makes it pretty clear that "countergenocide" is *not* meant to refer to a "genocide of whites." https://www.city-journal.org/calif-ethnic-studies-curriculum-accuses-christianity-of-theocide …pic.twitter.com/2FVNK0VUmL
No, read the original source documents, which I have posted. The entire framework is based on the idea that white Christians are the hegemonic power, having committed "theocide" and genocide. A "countergenocide," by definition, means against that group. It's obvious in context.
Is this a relevant dispute? Is there any context in which calling for or even considering countergenocide as an option is an acceptable part of a curriculum?
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