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Thank you for your comment, Aaron! And you're right! The answer is to remain faithful to Christ come what may. Blessings!

While there is a good deal of truth to your statement about the Black veterans of WWII, it is not totally true. However, we don't need "authentic" CRT (that would be Socialism or Communism) to fix this issue. We need legislation to make sure it is corrected and never happens again. Acts of racism in our country's history does not prove that the nation and its foundation is racist to the core, it only proves that the human heart is wicked and that racism exists. Unfortunately, you have done what many on the liberal side of that argument have done and that is pick and choose the historical events that prove your point and neglect the larger picture. There is more freedom and opportunity for all people in this nation than any other nation on the planet (Lebron James is proof of that). Let's work together to right the wrongs as we see them instead of demonizing a whole segment of our population simply because of their skin color.

@@timwormuth3000 I’m all for righting wrongs including the systemic ones. If conservatives of good will would support legislation with animated action to get these WWII Black veterans their GI Bill benefits passed in Congress it would go a long way towards repairing the breech in our discourse. Where is you conservative representative and Fox News on this? Also, a major thrust of the civil rights movement is Christian including the authors of CRT. The dealing of individual hearts is better left up to church. CRT’s focus is on systemic racism that is imbedded in law primarily and secondarily in education and economics policy. Most of the authors of CRT are not communist. It is so easy to throw label around when it would be easy to listen to authors and law professor who are living today who refute that. Also, did you know that Karl Marx actually supported the abolitionist to free enslaved people in the US? This is more than can be said for impeached President Andrew Johnson, who was an enslaver, wrote that blacks were inferior, and actively tried to block the 14th amendment that made enslaved person citizens. And this is more than can be said for DJT’s favorite previous President, Andrew Jackson, who was an enslaver who ordered harsh and brutal punishment of enslaved persons. So labels are not a substitute for real dialogue and understanding other view points.

@@wademitchell3817 I can agree with you on some of this, but not all. The civil rights movement was Christian with men like Martin Luther King, Jr., however, Critical Race Theory is not Christian at its foundation, it is Marxist. And we all know that Karl Marx hated God and religion. Karl Marx was never about freedom for all people. His goal was to bring down society's by putting people into groups and then pitting them against one another. He believed the state was god and people were just tols of the state. The problem in America is not systemic racism, it is sinfulness in every human heart that can only be changed by the transforming work of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Btw, I'm not just calling names. The three women who founded the BLM movement (with its CRT core) openly admit to being trained in Marxist teaching and practice. They admit to being anti-family and pro-choice. They admit to being "spiritual", but certainly not Christian. You can't leave the heart and individual sin to the church and society to the masses. The Creator God of the Bible instituted government and gave instruction for its purpose and practice. The church is to impact individual souls AND the righteous life of the nation. I'm not calling for a theocracy, but for a nation that abides by the principles of our founding documents which speak of the rights that we are endowed with by our Creator. CRT wants to destroy that.

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