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I enjoyed spending time with the author, Benjamin Wallace-Wells, who was candid, open-minded, and curious even when we came to points of disagreement. We need more conversations like this: sticking to our convictions, but engaging in good faith with the other side.
Two answers for the commenters: -Not sure why the artist gave me a chubby face! -I think "invented" is accurate in the sense that I framed the issue in a new way and did the investigative reporting that sparked much of this debate. I don't take it negatively.
Leonardo Da Vinci
To me invented sounds like you made issue out of something that is not necessarily issue on its own.
I think it's cute though 
Imo you compiled evidence of the inner workings of the issue and exposed it to the public- instead of inventing.
I'm sorry, but it is intended negatively.
Echoing the sentiment of others, "invented" seems like a way to poison the well and imply that the fight against CRT is fabricated/kayfabe. It seems like a very intentional word choice to me.
As it should be.
the word “invention” originally meant “discovery,” thus the Roman Church celebrates the Invention of the Cross, not its unearthing, or discovery. Behind this etymological shift we may, I think, glimpse the whole Platonic doctrine of archetypes - of all things being already there
The fact that I've now seen this article used countless times by those who support CRT to discount any legitimate criticism of it as "proof" that it's all "Republican fear-mongering"... I'm curious: ~6 hours later, are you still of the opinion you "don't take it negatively" ?
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