That you even consider CRT and the 1619 project "history" shows how unintelligent you are.
The "1619 Project" and CRT are not history they are ideology.
Their bogus history was refuted in "the President's Advisory 1776 Commission" report, written by real professors and historians, not stupid communist/racists.
A 40-page report was released January 21, 2021. Read it and learn the truth:
https://trumpwhitehouse.archives.go...nts-Advisory-1776-Commission-Final-Report.pdf
The 1619 Project was published in NYT Magazine August 2019. It was an essay written by Nikole Hannah-Jones without any citations or references. It is simply incorrect, as documented and refuted by real historians. It is simply an amateurish attempt to "reframe history" and "decenter whiteness" according to the author. It is ideology pretending to be history.
Some of the unsubstantiated and simply incorrect claims include:
1. America was founded in 1619, not 1776
2. The reason for the American Revolution was to protect slavery
3. The US Constitution is anti-black
4. The founding ideals were all false
5. That slavery didn't exist until the US started it
The 1619 Project is nothing but a poorly written collection of racist lies.
There was no research, there are no citations, its total bullshit.
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Larry P. Arnn, appointed chair of the commission, was president of Hillsdale College, and is a professor of history and politics,
Carol Swain, vice-chair, highly respected black female academic, professor of Law and and political science at Vanderbilt,her expertise are issues of race, immigration, and the US Constitution.
Matthew Spalding, exec-director, is a professor of constitutional government, and authored biographies of the founding fathers.
Jerry Davis, president of College of the Ozarks
Michael Farris, Chancellor of Patrick Henry College
Mike Gonzalez, author and senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation
Victor Davis Hanson, military historian, prolific author, professor emeritus at Cal State
Charles Kesler, professor of government at Claremont McKenna and author of books about America's founding and founding documents
Peter Kirsanow, a black attorney and longest serving member of the US Civil-Rights Commission
Thomas Lindsay, senior fellow of constitutional studies, served as dean, college president, and provost
Other ex-officio members include
Mike Pompeo,
Ben Carson, and
Christopher Miller
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