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Last week in the NYT, four "heterodox" writers claimed that anti-CRT legislation is an "un-American" threat to democracy. But despite their superficial differences, these writers serve a single function: ushering in the worst ideologies of the Left.https://nypost.com/2021/07/09/disingenuous-defenses-of-critical-race-theory/ …
Their article was predicated on an absolute falsehood, claiming that Tennessee had banned any material that "could lead" to distress, while the bill actually bans teaching students directly that they "should feel" guilt or shame because of their race.pic.twitter.com/f5I6mhwHN1
Luckily, the American people have infinitely more sense than the "contrarians" of the New York Times. We have now banned critical race theory indoctrination in 9 states, protecting 75 million Americans from state-sanctioned racism. That's how our constitutional republic works.
Deleted this after speaking with one of the authors, whom I trust. Shouldn't have speculated on the motivation for the change. My criticism in the piece linked above still stands.pic.twitter.com/iteW2z7f0J
Subtle but important difference.
I'm starting to wonder if 'psychiatric grifting' is an actual degree people can get
NOBODY criticizing these bills have read them or understood them. And I'm not saying these bills don't have overbroad, bad or probably unconstitutional stuff, but the bulk is correct and I am yet to find an opponent who understands these bills
Doesn't "include" in addition to "promote" cast a rather wide net limiting what can even be taught *about* as opposed to what is taught as right and valid?pic.twitter.com/UD1Tj1ry9F
No, it does not.
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