The Definitive Critical Race Theory Thread

[PoliticalChic]

You didn’t address me, but I will tell you that when you opened your novella by call Political Chic “evil,” I knew I was dealing with a leftist who throws out HORRIBLE accusations to kick off a debate, and I didn’t bother with the rest of the post.

Just sayin.

Thanks so much, sis.....but we must remember not to scare that one away.....or we'll have to find and break in another piñata ....

 

[Lisa558]

Thanks so much, sis.....but we must remember not to scare that one away.....or we'll have to find and break in another piñata ....



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That’s OK. I’m always up for a new challenge!

 

[Catman51]

And that's a load of shit. Why you lie so much?

Because if he told the truth, even once, it would expose him for the ignorant racist fool he is.

 

[Catman51]

Why are Republicans upset?​

Many Republicans view the concepts underlying critical race theory as an effort to rewrite American history and convince white people that they are inherently racist and should feel guilty because of their advantages.

But the theory also has become somewhat of a catchall phrase to describe racial concepts some conservatives find objectionable, such as white privilege, systemic inequality and inherent bias.

Where did Republican pushback begin?​

Republicans often cite the 1619 Project as a cause for concern. The New York Times initiative, published in 2019, aimed to tell a fuller story of the country’s history by putting slavery at the center of America’s founding.

Critical race theory popped into the mainstream last year when then-President Trump took aim at it and the 1619 Project during a White House event focused on the nation’s history. He called both “a crusade against American history” and “ideological poison that … will destroy our country.”


Attacking schools with this nonsense is racist Trumper shit

Your comments further cement you as the primary racist on this board, with no intelligence whatsoever.

 

[Catman51]

Most of the developed world dropped it well before we did. WE doubled down...because cotton and then held the descendents of slavery down for 100 + years

Blacks provided mot of the bulk manual labor (that wasn't providd by Chinese immigrants) and recieved near zero benefit

Your posts and this forum attest to that

Not all but many

See above. We held on to it far longer than mopst first world countries and then subjegated blacks for 100+ years

That's a long time. Many generations. Much harm comes from that

From the tone of your comments you seem to support slavery with all of your "we" claims. Proving yourself to be the most racist person on this board.

 

[IM2]

There is NO theory.

CRT is a steaming pile of communist propaganda.

Wrong. You have been race baited.

 

[IM2]

Not all Asians are Poli Chic. Some recognize they aren't white and don't want to be used by whites as race puppets.

Critical Race Theory: Mari Matsuda​

Critical Race Theory is a theory of justice designed to respond to the endemic racism in America’s legal system. It places intersectional anti-racism at the center of analysis of law, politics, and power. It examines the origins of the idea of race and seeks to understand how institutions continue to perpetuate racism today. Although slavery and the genocide of Indigenous people have ceased, these past practices continue to inform our institutional systems and create injustice. Critical Race Theory reveals unconscious bias and systemic disenfranchisement as legacies of racist attitudes and legislation.

From her earliest academic publications, Matsuda has spoken from the perspective and increasingly used the method that has come to be known as Critical Race Theory. She is not only one of its most powerful practitioners, but is among a handful of legal scholars credited with its origin. Voices from the bottom, Matsuda believes—and critical race theory posits—have the power to open up new legal concepts of even constitutional dimension. Paradoxically, bringing in the voices of outsiders has helped to make Matsuda’s work central to the legal canon. A Yale Law School librarian ranked three of her publications as among the “top 10 most cited law review articles” for their year of publication. Judges and scholars regularly quote her work. She has also published several books, such as Words that Wound: Critical Race Theory, Assaultive Speech, and the First Amendment and We Won’t Go Back: Making the Case for Affirmative Action.

Critical Race Theory: Mari Matsuda - Future Hindsight

We discuss the various ways inequality threatens our freedom, the dangers of harmful speech, and the way racism is systemic to our institutions.

www.futurehindsight.com

The majority of Asians in this country support Affirmative Action. So...

70% of Asian Americans support affirmative action. Here's why misconceptions persist.

With the Harvard affirmative action case a step closer to the Supreme Court, Asian American activists say much of their work involves dispelling myths about affirmative action's impacts.

www.nbcnews.com

 

[IM2]

You have just proven yourself to be a dimwitted racist progtard.

Congratulations.

Wrong again.

 

[Correll]

Wrong. You have been race baited.

What a load of shit. Now you are trying to gin up a debate of semantic confusing about what RACE BAIT means?


You are just a vile troll.

 

[PoliticalChic]

Not all Asians are Poli Chic. Some recognize they aren't white and don't want to be used by whites as race puppets.

Critical Race Theory: Mari Matsuda​

Critical Race Theory is a theory of justice designed to respond to the endemic racism in America’s legal system. It places intersectional anti-racism at the center of analysis of law, politics, and power. It examines the origins of the idea of race and seeks to understand how institutions continue to perpetuate racism today. Although slavery and the genocide of Indigenous people have ceased, these past practices continue to inform our institutional systems and create injustice. Critical Race Theory reveals unconscious bias and systemic disenfranchisement as legacies of racist attitudes and legislation.

From her earliest academic publications, Matsuda has spoken from the perspective and increasingly used the method that has come to be known as Critical Race Theory. She is not only one of its most powerful practitioners, but is among a handful of legal scholars credited with its origin. Voices from the bottom, Matsuda believes—and critical race theory posits—have the power to open up new legal concepts of even constitutional dimension. Paradoxically, bringing in the voices of outsiders has helped to make Matsuda’s work central to the legal canon. A Yale Law School librarian ranked three of her publications as among the “top 10 most cited law review articles” for their year of publication. Judges and scholars regularly quote her work. She has also published several books, such as Words that Wound: Critical Race Theory, Assaultive Speech, and the First Amendment and We Won’t Go Back: Making the Case for Affirmative Action.

Critical Race Theory: Mari Matsuda - Future Hindsight

We discuss the various ways inequality threatens our freedom, the dangers of harmful speech, and the way racism is systemic to our institutions.

www.futurehindsight.com

The majority of Asians in this country support Affirmative Action. So...

70% of Asian Americans support affirmative action. Here's why misconceptions persist.

With the Harvard affirmative action case a step closer to the Supreme Court, Asian American activists say much of their work involves dispelling myths about affirmative action's impacts.

www.nbcnews.com

....the Democrat ‘affirmative action’ in higher education which has truly destroyed black advancement.



"...mounting empirical evidence that race preferences are doing more harm than good — even for their supposed beneficiaries. If this evidence is correct, we now have fewer African-American physicians, scientists, and engineers than we would have had using race-neutral admissions policies. We have fewer college professors and lawyers, too. Put more bluntly, affirmative action has backfired.”
The Sad Irony of Affirmative Action





Mull that paragraph over.

How could Democrats/Liberals keep insisting on policies that wind up hurting their….protectees…..unless the title above is correct????

 

[Delldude]

It's not a theory

It's PROPAGANDA.

Either way, created over a joint by some 60's radicals, then picked up and passed on to modern day Marxist/socialists.

Been following the black lives don't matter accountability project?

 

[Delldude]

Most of the developed world dropped it well before we did. WE doubled down...because cotton and then held the descendents of slavery down for 100 + years

Blacks provided mot of the bulk manual labor (that wasn't providd by Chinese immigrants) and recieved near zero benefit

Your posts and this forum attest to that

Not all but many

See above. We held on to it far longer than mopst first world countries and then subjegated blacks for 100+ years

That's a long time. Many generations. Much harm comes from that

Any idea how half your electronic gizmo's are produced?

Slavery Today​

There are an estimated 21 million to 45 million people trapped in some form of slavery today. It’s sometimes called “Modern-Day Slavery” and sometimes “Human Trafficking." At all times it is slavery at its core.
Slavery Today | Different Types of Human Trafficking - End Slavery Now

 

[scruffy]

Wrong. You have been race baited.

Bullshit.

I know way more about CRT than you do.

OBVIOUSLY.

 

[scruffy]

What a load of shit. Now you are trying to gin up a debate of semantic confusing about what RACE BAIT means?


You are just a vile troll.

Agreed. This person is a RACIST troll.

 

[scruffy]

Wrong again.

And by the way, her name's not Kimberly, stupid leftist troll

 

[Delldude]

....the Democrat ‘affirmative action’ in higher education which has truly destroyed black advancement.



"...mounting empirical evidence that race preferences are doing more harm than good — even for their supposed beneficiaries. If this evidence is correct, we now have fewer African-American physicians, scientists, and engineers than we would have had using race-neutral admissions policies. We have fewer college professors and lawyers, too. Put more bluntly, affirmative action has backfired.”
The Sad Irony of Affirmative Action





Mull that paragraph over.

How could Democrats/Liberals keep insisting on policies that wind up hurting their….protectees…..unless the title above is correct????

'At least we tried'

 

[Lesh]

From the tone of your comments you seem to support slavery with all of your "we" claims. Proving yourself to be the most racist person on this board.

WE...conotes my COUNTRY asshole

 

[Catman51]

WE...conotes my COUNTRY asshole

Your entire country, which you seem to think that you own? Nit as in your pathetic little group or even individual thoughts?

Now you are lying and showing who is the actual asshole in this conversation. Following your usual pattern of lies which are intended to reassure yourself that your lies are true. They can be seen through by any nonracist.

 

[Delldude]

WE...conotes my COUNTRY asshole

It's connote,comrade.

 

[Lesh]

It's connote,comrade.

Be gone troll