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Well well well, if it's isn't Kimberlé Crenshaw, founder of critical race theory, telling us that the term "critical race theory" can be "used as interchangeably for race scholarship as Kleenex is used for tissue"—exactly as I've been saying all along. 
http://www2.law.columbia.edu/fagan/courses/law_socialscience/documents/Spring_2006/Class%202-Origins%20of%20Social%20Science%20Law/Crenshaw_Foot%20in%20the%20Closing%20Door.pdf …pic.twitter.com/GP7mLZAm9x
In the past month, every left-wing media corporation has attacked me for creating a "brand" out of critical race theory and turning it into a salient political issue, insisting that my work was a cynical conflation. That game is now over—even the founder of CRT agrees with me.
And *poof,* the rationale behind all of these ridiculous hitpieces disappears. When 58% of Americans tell pollsters the media is "truly the enemy of the people," they're referring to trash like this, which seeks to prop up the ideological regime through utter propaganda.pic.twitter.com/c0s4Frsynp
They’re on defensive,they know the idea is ridiculous
The amount of energy being thrown your direction indicates you’re on to something that is deeply unpleasant to those who gain to profit from more CRT and adjacent teachings.
Primary sources FTW. lfg.
So you got to the section immediately following this metaphor about outlining your disinformation campaign and went “yep, they totally agree with my propaganda.” Did you hit your head?pic.twitter.com/Zz70D9rx87
Also, looks like this article is from 2006?
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