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3. Reid claimed that critical whiteness studies isn't related to critical race theory. In reality, it's an important subfield of critical race theory, and—surprise, surprise—the authors of the introductory textbook on CRT also wrote the introductory textbook on CWS.pic.twitter.com/iaYvuwYU8Q
4. Reid claimed that critical race theory doesn't teach that all white people are racist. But critical race theorist Barbara Applebaum and critical whiteness studies professor Robin DiAngelo say it out loud: "all white people are racist"; "White identity is inherently racist."pic.twitter.com/i0j40AmnGy
5. Reid claimed that ethnic studies has nothing to do with critical race theory. But EdSource recently published an article pointing out that "ethnic studies without critical race theory is not ethnic studies." It's even an official field of study at many colleges.pic.twitter.com/1VUXcLbJa9
6. Reid claimed that critical pedagogy isn't related to critical race theory. In reality, critical race theory, like the original neo-Marxism, has two components: theory and praxis. Critical race theory is the theory and critical pedagogy is the praxis, or how it's implemented.pic.twitter.com/zz7KtR8DWT
Here's the takeaway: the political Left is running away from critical race theory as fast as it can. They know it's intellectually bankrupt and politically toxic. They're retreating to language games and shell games because they cannot defend it on the substance.
As I predicted, we have frozen the brand "critical race theory" and driven up its negatives. According to The Economist, 64% of Americans now know about critical race theory, of which 58% have an unfavorable view, including 72% of independents who think it's "bad for America."
We are winning this fight. Parents across the country are revolting against critical race theory in American schools. Keep pushing forward.https://christopherrufo.com/crt
I get a sense that you don’t read the entire articles/papers, you cherry pick whatever fits your narrative. And it seems like you can’t separate out things; just because X and Y happen doesn’t mean X and Y are the same.
By highlighting every mention of “white” in your “evidence” you expose your lack of contextual understanding, the premise your politically intended narrative depends on & Joy debunked - you failed to get beyond this but it’s the body of your argument that’s more flabbergastingpic.twitter.com/dYLmodIuEB
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