For example, the BLM lady who has bought four houses since her Racial Reckoning windfall last year is not against property: she just wants you to have less of it and her to have more of it.
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Republican state legislators are white people, so they like to have principled-sounding arguments for taking stances. Being anti-Marxist appeals to them. In contrast, being against a movement of black people trying to take white people's home equity sounds tawdry.
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In contrast, when I lecture about the Cold War at a university in a place well beyond the Hajnal Line, I can tell students trust me a whole lot more when I sat the conflict wasn't just about ideological differences, it was also a classic great power competition.
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Imo the less theory, the better. It makes kids hate and fear each other and themselves. It sews division, it lowers the expectations of everyone and allows the state to stop delivering anything to anyone under the guise of "equity". It reinstates Jim Crow inside people's heads.
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But Marxism also gives you a toolset to critique CRT and it's institutionalization, so tying it so closely to Marxism rhetorically may be the equivalent of tying a hand behind your back
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I get what you mean about the messaging to boomer conservatives, but in practice it might be the same as the Russiagate conspiracy to scare boomer liberals into compliance during the Trump era
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