We live with the legacy of the bigoted structures racists created. Our obligation to seek justice does not depend on our personal fault. And there is nothing “conservative” about denying the consequences of centuries of racist harm. My Sunday essay:https://frenchpress.thedispatch.com/p/structural-racism-isnt-wokeness-its …
In 2017, you said critical race theory was "racial poison" that "leads to sheer cruelty and malice," describing it as a cult-like movement that uses bullying, intimidation, and harassment to enforce its orthodoxy. Now you want to institutionalize it in schools and churches.pic.twitter.com/9hcFLZURA8
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Someone should do a deep dive on "how we lost David French" as an expose on the conservative intellectual movement in general. It is not as in tatters as some fear but it needs a clear eyed "this is how we got here"
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Man... what happened?
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The Dispatch happened.
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"[I]t is vital to approach the immense challenge of racial justice with an extraordinary amount of humility." I don't see that, or anything in his essay, as a call to institutionalize critical race theory. He disagrees with you, tho, about the form Christian witness should take.
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In 2017 he could still be invited at the dinner parties with that opinion, now he can’t.
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