I'm sure this is better left unsaid, but let's imagine that "white" people think that their fellow "white" people are in some way superior to "black" people. This is not to say that any PARTICULAR white person is any "better" than any PARTICULAR "black" person, but that those in the "white" demographic have overall contributed much more to the culture, economy, and overall society than those in the "black" demographic.
Where would such an idea originate? Let me count the ways...
- Science,
- Technology,
- the Arts,
- Literature,
- Architecture,
- Philosophy,
- Entertainment (note that the sports which Blacks dominate were all created by "white" men),
- Civil law (the redress of personal grievances),
- Jurisprudence (the redress of social grievances),
- the Social Sciences (psychology, sociology),
- Humanities,
- Religion and ethics.
Have I left anything out? Surely I have.
But you get the picture. As one takes in the world in which we live, one is overwhelmed by the wonders that have been created and produced by...white men. Others have contributed, certainly - white women, Blacks, Asians, Latin Americans, even indigenous populations to a microscopic extent.
The superior contribution of "white" men to our society is so overwhelming that to deny it is pure fantasy. And yet CRT does exactly that: it denies the superiority of a group that is manifestly superior. It viciously slanders them for behavior and activities that were totally normal and accepted in their time, and most of which were gradually or precipitously eliminated VOLUNTARILY once their impacts were fully understood.
Again, this does not assert that any INDIVIDUALS are superior or inferior because of their "color", merely that
if one must look at such trivialities as color/race, there is no doubt which color/race comes out ahead.
And if it is "racist" to notice a fact, then
mea culpa, I am guilty as charged.