To win the war against wokeness, we have to create persuasive language. From now on, we should refer to critical race theory in education as "state-sanctioned racism." That's the new weapon in the language war.
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Get rid of the word "sanctioned," keep it simple, i.e. "war on women." Just call it "State Racism."
Also good, but I like "state-sanctioned" because it has the connotation of atrocity and poses the question "who is sanctioning it," which will lead the listener on a very interesting path.
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You’re violating the first rule of propaganda, which is simplify.
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Quite! Maybe "toxic righteousness".
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Racism isn't sanctioned by statists; rather politically enforced discrimination funding the privileges of politically enforced racial favoritism, is sanctioned as the resolution to racism. So "state sanctioned racial discrimination" is both reality and its verbal description.
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@RichardHanania is right. Shorter is better. It's punchier and more memorable. Sanctioned is an intellectual word and it would not be helpful for mass market slogan. -
Or better yet - government racism. State is too neutral.
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so making shit up level of propaganda.
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