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In a video, former DEI director Ramcess Jean-Louis claims that "weaponized White privilege" is a grave "danger" to African-Americans. Nearly crying, he says that blacks are often "not being viewed as humans" and "not being viewed as whole people with souls."pic.twitter.com/BjDTsDgq7m
As part of the company's "antiracism" education series, Verizon VP David Hubbard interviewed Khalil Muhammad, great-grandson of former Nation of Islam leader Elijah Muhammad, who denounced America and capitalism as "systems of racism."pic.twitter.com/2ZctlQ85zR
Muhammad argued that the Founding Fathers built a slave economy and that "this early version of global capitalism" produced the "economic incentives" that prevail to this day, with corporations "exploiting poor people in low-income communities," like modern-day slaveowners.pic.twitter.com/lzWqrUrzuc
Next, Muhammad claimed that the police force is designed to maintain America's "two-tier society," "make sure that kids are locked up," "make sure that people stay in their communities," and "make sure that they’re criminalizing poverty"—"the bread and butter of systemic racism."pic.twitter.com/Q7OSPESgRw
Finally, Verizon hosted activist Adrian Burrell, who openly advocated for defunding police departments and moving money to "the community." As Burrell explained: "If you want to call that 'abolishing the police,' or if you want to call that 'defunding the police,' so be it."pic.twitter.com/FnydgIi8RW
Verizon’s corporate slogan is "Built Right." If Verizon executives want to live up to it, they should scrap their antiracism program. Read the full story in City Journal:https://www.city-journal.org/verizon-critical-race-theory-training …
P.S. I'm working on a ten-part investigative series exposing critical race theory in America's Fortune 100 companies. If you would like to support that work, you can subscribe here:https://christopherrufo.com/support
Why should we care who his great grandfather was? Bothers me greatly to see that mentioned here. Him being a Prof seems more worth mentioning. Can we judge his ideas on their merits instead of on his family history?
Time for me find a new phone carrier.
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