Sorry to be a cunt, but what is the point of softball interviews like this? You all agree CRT is bunk, great, so why never get into it and push back a bit? This is a respectable and reasonable man of the right, or center-right, why not push back just as you should push back on a left wing guest? There is education legislation in the US related to the anti-crt push this guy champions, that would not only ban the harmful stuff mentioned here, but would censor teachers deemed to be too left, require teaching that direct democracy or socialism is bad, etc,. IE, giving a party line to teachers to teach, and it is sneaking in through anti crt state laws. What about that dear guest, how do we protect libertarian or marxist or whatever other perspectives that can as reasonably be presented in certain classes at least in high school as republican or democrat ones? The guest claimed social science has proven the nuclear family is best, a hell of a claim given the history of extended families, and all sorts of communities that people have lived in for hundreds, thousands of years even, well- and that it isn't quite true. A stable family structure of any kind (including nuclear), with more than one adult on hand, preferably (but not always) more than one gender...that would be a stronger claim. And to be fair, no political flavor really criticizes the nuclear family in isolation from other policy proposals or issues he claimed the country should be and understood as founded primarily on ideals...a bit idealistic and not very scientific let's say. He says it should be criticized only so far as reaching those ideals has been put off. It is hard to see how this american exceptionalism is less ideological than what he wants to criticize. merit based education and meritocracy is actually a debated topic going way back in both the US and UK, for reasons totally unrelated to wokeness, this guy paints it as an untouchable topic he made the amazing claim that the center left is more against wokeness and crt, when that is exactly its bastion (corporations and govt and media are not far left), and implied that the harder left, the "party" machinery is for it. What party would that be? Is there a single proper major left wing party in the US? Socialism, and unionism is growing massively in the US and almost none of these groups, and small parties, are pro CRT, how could they be and build a united base? That working class comedian you had on recently would be left out of reasonable opinion in this guy's view? "entry level work is exploitation", in the US -which has virtually no labour law or labour protections by western standards, is a respectable debate to have. How is that anywhere in the same league with teaching kids to judge each other based on race? He also mentions once opposition to capitalism as a scary sounding thing, being painted over with pleasant sounding ideas like "equity" that sound less radical, in a motte and bailey. But opposition to capitalism is commonplace in the world and the US, according to polling, while CRT ideas of equity are unpopular. There was a lot more, but the main thing that is easy to notice and want to hear addressed, for anyone outside the anti-woke media scene is: " in fighting critical race madness, we, dear guest, may want to avoid building a new McCarthyism in the process, how does that factor into how you go about things?" . My 2 cents and yes I am a cunt.
@alejandro perkadel sounds like it would be interesting for you to be on Triggernometry yourself. You're right about an overly softball chat with someone they agree with is not the best kind of interview. One problem is the the genuinely woke people are not into discussion of their ideas so refuse to be interviewed. But some self reflection by Triggernometry about how to get the most out of the interviews and become more journalistic regardless of whom they are talking to may help develop the style of the channel. Anyway, people known for their ideas should welcome the opportunity to be pressed to explain them and why the downsides, as any policy has downsides, are justified by the upsides they identify
Another brilliant interview, thank you! Barri Weiss (your interview with Ms. Weiss also rocked) recently did a YT interview with Mr. Rufo and David French recently... I left a comment there (deleted by YT the next day) that Mr. French's claim--that he would not ban a white supremacy curriculum taught in American public schools any more than he would ban CRT--will likely never be tested for hypocrisy since no one's attempting to teach white supremacy in our schools now or threatening to do so in the foreseeable future. Both doctrines are horrific and damaging to young minds and lives, but only CRT has any traction at all in modern America... Hope it doesn't float like a diseased rat on a buoyant bit of garbage to your shore...
@Samuel Hoadley-Brill lmao what are you taking about?! You’re living in fantasy land, dude. Sorry but 99.99999999% of Republicans aren’t racist and even moderates are against CRT it’s gonna effect the next election. All you’re doing is repeating propaganda without bothering to learn anything you just assume you already know. Also, most Conservatives started out as Democrats and still consider themselves close if liberals. The party left us we didn’t leave it, and if you understood CRT you’d know it’s basically destroyed South Africa, it’s now a failed state. All they’re trying to do is take all the power and money from white peoples and make us second class citizens because if you actually knew we’re taking about your know this is EXACTLY how the Jews were treated by Germany in WW2. Teaching kids to be racist won’t help solve racism no matter how hard you try.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Nm all those questions - do you agree to children being told that 'whiteness' is a systematic privilege and an integral part of identity is helpful and why? EDIT - or does a parent or employee need to answer those questions 'correctly' before having any say in the matter?
@@derrickbell24 If seen worse regarding critique of evolution, but the door swings both ways. When CRT activists compare Whiteness to a cancer that can only be diagnosed and treated by a competent oncologist, after being treated unsuccessfully by several quacks, we may have stumbled upon a solution for the climate change crises.... ...
I too feel he is a classic liberal but people like Helen Pluckrose is not a fan and I can't figure out why. I would like to hear her perspective on Rufo. Is he too aggressive in his approach? So far I feel Rufo is merely doing his legal job to open up the CRT mantra to questioning.
He is clearly mad. A raving lunatic....sitting there....participating in a reasonable and informed discussion.....that he spent a great deal of time researching.... It's obvious he is completely insane and must dealt with accordingly.... 😂
Glad to see Chris Rufo on here. Would also love to see James Lindsay on here. He's an expert on Critical Race Theory, especially its academic and intellectual roots. He knows it inside out.
@Aysha Khanom in Texas I'm very much opposed to Critical Race Theory and probably know more about it than the average person does. While I do think it would be good and helpful for everyone who is opposed to it to have a good understanding of what it is and where it comes from, I also don't think someone needs to be super knowledgeable on the subject and where it comes from to recognize why it is harmful and divisive and doing more harm than good. Just like someone doesn't need to be an expert on Nazism or know all about how Nazism came to be to recognize that Nazism is wrong and evil. I think what we are seeing a lot in K-12 schools is applied Critical Race Theory. And there are some horrible ideas that are being taught and promoted. Sometimes all you need to oppose something is to see some of the fruits of those beliefs in action in the real world.
James Lindsay knows crt so he can critique it but mis-represents a lot of it and has no nuance with regard to original CRT ideas and their current progressive activist formulation.
@Aysha Khanom in Texas potentially this is the fault of both sides lacking nuance. Once ideas go from academic truth seeking to having a political goal it just gets political…
-- Most of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 your questions are irrelevant, bc it’s not about the deeper aspects of it. They don’t do that route in elementary school. It’s about how it manifests in scholastic settings. When you are dividing kids by race and claiming one is oppressing the other and that anything, process or action that results in an unequal outcome is a racist process. Active purposeful racial oppression is not around today but crt claims otherwise. It causes misguided policies like lowering standards for all instead of assisting to some strive for more. You get ideas like hard work, punctuality and individual achievements are considered white culture. Not realizing how racists that idea is. Not to mention it’s a Marxist concept but instead of class division and conflict; the focus is race. You sound like an msnbc anchor lying about how CRT is taught in the classrooms today.
@@treysharpe904 -- Judging from your last comment, you don't have a very good understanding of critical race theory. What Is Critical Race Theory? The critical race theory (CRT) movement is a collection of activists and scholars interested in studying and transforming the relationship among race, racism, and power. How Did Critical Race Theory Originate? Critical race theory sprang up in the mid-1970s, as a number of lawyers, activists, and legal scholars across the United States realized that the heady advances of the civil rights era of the 1960s had stalled and, in many respects, were being rolled back. Realizing that new theories and strategies were needed to combat the subtler forms of racism that were gaining ground, early writers such as Derrick Bell, Alan Freeman and Richard Delgado put their minds to the task. They were soon joined by others, and the group held its first conference at a convent outside Madison, Wisconsin, in the summer of 1989. What Is The Goal Of Critical Race Theory? Critical Race Theory seeks to transform the relationship among race, racism, and power, for the better. What Are The Basic Tenets of Critical Race Theory? Racism is ordinary, not aberrational-“normal science,” the usual way society does business, the common, everyday experience of most people of color in this country. The American system of white-over-color ascendancy serves important purposes, both psychic and material. Racism is difficult to cure or address. Color-blind, or “formal,” conceptions of equality, expressed in rules that insist only on treatment that is the same across the board, can thus remedy only the most blatant forms of discrimination. Because racism advances the interests of both white elites (materially) and working-class people (psychically), large segments of society have little incentive to eradicate it. Race and races are products of social thought and relations. Not objective, inherent, or fixed, they correspond to no biological or genetic reality; rather, races are categories that society invents, manipulates, or retires when convenient. The dominant White American society racializes different minority groups at different times, in response to shifting needs such as the labor market. No person has a single, easily stated, unitary identity. Everyone has potentially conflicting, overlapping identities, loyalties, and allegiances. Because of their different histories and experiences with oppression, black, Indian, Asian, and Latino/a writers and thinkers may be able to communicate to their white counterparts matters that the whites are unlikely to know. Minority status brings with it a presumed competence to speak about race and racism. Black and brown writers are urged to recount their experiences with racism and the legal system and to apply their own unique perspectives to assess law’s master narratives. For a more detained explanation of these basic tenets, the the book linked to below under the heading "Basic Tenets of Critical Race Theory." uniteyouthdublin.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/richard_delgado_jean_stefancic_critical_race_thbookfi-org-1.pdf
@@treysharpe904 -- "When you are dividing kids by race and claiming one is oppressing the other and that anything, process or action that results in an unequal outcome is a racist process." That's not critical race theory. The right-wing racist Anti-CRT movement propaganda machine stamps CRT on any dumbass idea about race and racism. "Active purposeful racial oppression is not around today" It would be more accurate to say there is not much blatant racism today. "but CRT claims otherwise." That's right-wing racist propaganda. CRT realizes that today there are subtler forms, often unintended, forms of racism that are hard to detect and address. CRT seeks to develop theories and strategies to combat them. "It causes misguided policies like lowering standards for all instead of assisting to some strive for more." Nope. That's not critical race theory. CRT doesn't advocate lowering standards. "You get ideas like hard work, punctuality and individual achievements are considered white culture." That's not critical race theory. No CR Theorist claims hard work, punctuality and individual achievements are not admirable. "Not to mention it’s a Marxist concept" That's right-wing propaganda nonsense. Racists always say civil rights movements are Marxist. Marxists didn't originate the idea of studying the relationship among race, racism and power in the United States. College law professors such as Derrick Bell, Alan Freeman and Richard Delgado came up with the idea of CRT in the 1970s when they realized that the advances of the civil rights era of the 1960s had stalled and that new theories and strategies were needed to combat the subtler forms of racism that were gaining ground. "the focus is race." That's like criticizing the NFL for focusing on football. CRT is the study of the relationship among race, racism and power in the United States. Its focus is going to be on race, racism and power. Racists don't want you and I discussing difficult racial issues. That's what the Anti-CRT movement is all about. They want to change the subject. "CRT is taught in the classrooms today." Define Critical Race Theory for me, and then prove it's taught in K-12 classrooms today. PS: I am aware that Critical Race Theory - the study and transformation of the relationship among race, racism, and power - is taught in almost all law schools and a few college level philosophy courses. I practice criminal law and am occasionally called on to teach a summer school course on Critical Race Theory at a Texas law school.
I'm very impressed with you guys. You have a great amount of humility and always are ready to learn from others and therefore I am always ready to learn from you Thank you.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
-- The Critical Race Theory movement, known as (CRT) or (Crits), teaches kids that race is not biologically real, it is a social construct. Therefore, there is no reason to hate members of another race.
Christopher Rufo is one of the disgusting despicable leaders of the Anti-Critical Race Theory movement, known as (Anti-CRT) or (Anti-Crits), seeking to revive and reinstate Nazi ideology. The Anti-Crits wants K-12 students to be taught that race is biologically real and that the Western European race is superior to the other races. The Anti-Crits wants K-12 students to be taught that slavery was good for the African race because slavery is ordained of God. Another Anti-Crit leader, the openly racist U. S. Senator John Neely Kennedy of Louisiana, went on Fox News in June of this year to proudly proclaim that, "the primary reason that America was founded was to maintain White supremacy. Not freedom, not rule of law, not equal opportunity, not personal responsibility, but White supremacy." He went on to say that he was proud that "Americans are racist and they don't much like Black people."
It's America's fault? Yes, these idea gestated in American universities, but those ideas are a product entirely from European Marxism and European Post-Modernism. And those ideas were introduced into American culture by European Leftists. So, you can thank Karl Marx and his odious disciples.
It is odd that the Marxists from the Frankfurt school fled Nazi Gerwomany to capitalist America not Soviet Russia! It is almost as in they were motivated by their own lifestyle rather than class conciousness!
@@juliancate7089 Was being half sarcastic.. in a way anti-racists groups over here just copy and paste literature from America and replace "white" with "chinese", I kid you not that I spotted one of their posts where they missed out an instance of "white" that was to be replaced lol
A reporter asked People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier how many blacks, women, and LGBT candidates he had. He replied "I don't know, because I don't care."
I’m a Canadian Citizen, I’m gay and I’m conservative. I think many of the leftists news media sources are portraying Bernier as this bigot full of racist, homophobic, and/or xenophobic agendas… I’ve taken a glance at some of his propositions with regards to his LGBT rights matters, just to really see what’s going on, and a lot of the issues he’s pointing at has nothing really to do with the LGB, or people of sexual orientation, but mainly more to do with the TQ+ side. He’s more concerned about gender dysphoria, transgender ideologies, banning of porn and sex books (of LGBTQ matters) in public school, which I think needs to be mandated, and the prohibition of gender-affirming care for minors. Nothing explicit about gays, lesbians, or bisexuals, that he has a problem with; therefore, I think that Bernier is not as homophobic as a lot of people may perceive, he is just targeting on the liberal ideologies that have mixed up the acceptance level and rights of real LGBT individuals. Bernier is supportive of the lives of LGBT people, and that’s all I want too as a gay person; he is just showing concern about the intoxicating agendas, government policies, and ideologies that have screwed up the community and the integrity of LGBT people, all caused by stupid liberal ideologies, and that’s a fact. So, I don’t see what’s the big fuss around here. It’s not so hard to go on the Internet and properly and carefully reading what PMs are proposing and working towards for their party and for jurisdictions. Also, with that quote, and wherever you got that from I would like to see you cite the video so that I can verify if that’s what he actually said, I think Bernier implied that he’s not really concerned about the sexuality, race, or gender of the people of his party. And no one should.
Teaching children to hate themselves because of the color of their skin, hate their classmates because of the color of their skin, hate their country, hate their god, hate their parents is child abuse. Use the correct nomenclature.
This shit is insanity how is this allowed to slip through the cracks and it geared through small children I could see teenagers not believing this bs but small children are so brainwashable it’s why Christianity is still going strong.
It is child abuse, and a highly insidious form. It is planting the seeds of future political Power deliberately. I don’t believe that there is a master plan for 50 years into the future. No, it is yet to be determined but the plan is to disrupt everything and overturn countries. At that point they’ll deemphasize race altogether as it’s disruptive to the protection of the revolution.
CRT is fake news, because is based on fake theories, like Theory of the Races, which is created in a fake science, whicah explains what kinds of Slaves British Crown had.
@@RightTurnClyde You guys got it wrong. Racist is a guy who support the Theory of the Races. The same like Stalinist is a guy who support Stalin, Maoist - Mao and Marx - Marxist. Same with Racist - a guy who support the Theory of the Races. Thats your main weapon. This is pure scientific debate, and it DOES NOT EXIST IN REAL LIFE. Theory of the races IS JUST A THEORY, which was NEVER PROVED. Use this weapon :P Your welcome, from Eastern Europe.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Rufo is doing great work .. I’ve had discussions with a few people that are pro CRT yet they are unable to give me a single positive that would actually come from teaching it. They seem to think it is teaching society about racisms effects but this is so vague and not an answer.
A reason that this "Theory" had gained so much traction is that those pushing it have been extraordinarily successful at labelling it's opponents as right wing/conservative/Republican. In today's hyper partisan tribal politics far too many on the left/liberal side will reflexively decent CRT because that is what their side is supposed to do. In that respect it really is a left/right issue.
As a person on the left, I’d like to see an Academic on the left explain why CRT can’t be implemented well in a bureaucracy, like public schools. A 25 year old girl will screw up your children if you expect her to teach CRT and Gender Ideology well. Everyone should know this, regardless of any value of the programming
Great information here. Thanks to Christopher for standing up to there radical bullies. We need more people like him willing to shine a light on this important issue.
So on the french Canadian white side you got poor farmers and lumberjacks from Rimouski Quebec, (were talking news paper on the walls) and on the British Canadian side, my Grandma from Sussex England was poor, one of twenty kids, father was a fisherman. They definitely weren't exposed to the racism that black people were exposed to, but many many many Caucasian people come from humble origins.
I agree, and it's sad we have to highlight these circumstances. Societal class will always be a huge issue, irregardless of race, and the gap between the wealthy elite and the "riff-raff" is becoming larger and larger.
@@andy2172 if you look up, people of the abyse, it's like 8 hours long, but very good. An under cover reporter in 1903 infiltrated the poorest of the poor in East London. The difference between privilege and extreme poverty during that time in England, was not something you would see today in the western societies now.
@@andy2172 well there you go - why get people concerned with that when you can make them fight over the colour of their skin and oppression points instead
Great interview with a very impressive guest. I had never see or heard of Christopher, but I was struck by his ability to consistently answer questions by getting to the critical points of the issues you raised. Well done!
-- Most of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 You would be absolutely correct if the criticism of CRT was within the universities where it is taught, and concerns the theory itself. However the criticism I see, and indeed the subject of this video, is over the application of CRT in schools, corporations, government agencies, and even churches, often under the guise of something else, e.g., Social Justice. There are just too many well-researched and anecdotal stories by people like Christopher Rufo, by parents of young school children, and others, for most of us not to be concerned. I don't think we need to understand the theoretical underpinnings of CRT to be justifiably critical of what we see when it is applied. Given this (and I'm sure you are aware of the situation), it is interesting that you don't mention CRT in schools. This week, I watched an interview between two academics, one of whom taught CRT to teachers. When they got to the objections against CRT, they did the same thing as you. They talked about the theory, but not its application outside of universities. I had the feeling that this was deliberate, but I could be wrong .
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
If things go well, Chris Rufo and James Lindsay are going be fondly remembered by next generations. If things go bad, all of us, including them will be erased not just from history, but from plane of living.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
This year in Atlanta a mother selected the teacher she wanted for her elementary school daughter. The school responded and told the mother that if the daughter was placed with this teacher, she would be the only black child in the class, because this class is a white class. The person responsible for the segregated classes is a black female principal. The mother is suing the school for violations of the civil rights act.
This man does important work, I'm hoping he achieves his objectives before it's too late. If this racist divisive ideology spreads and results in the next generation being brainwashed it's Civilization ending, it'll be back to square one in terms of tribalism and race relations.
The fight needs to include getting rid of the CRT advocates, not just CRT itself. These advocates are pastmasters at implementing their ideology in a covert manner.
Yes, their chief tactic is to confuse and entice the ignorant and well meaning by couching them in labels and phrases that no decent person would oppose. E.g., black lives matter, diversity and inclusion, equity. To those that don't know the real intention behind these phrases are, they probably see it as acknowledging that black lives do matter as much as anyone else does, we need a good selection of racially and ethnically diverse people in the workplace based on competency and a fair and equal hiring process. That is not what it means black lives matter (BLM Global Network Foundation pushed agenda) is used in the collective 'black lives' not individual black lives or targeted black lives (unless it suits their agenda). They mean that black lives - as a collective - are permanently oppressed under the present system and the system need to be eradicated before black lives can be seen to matter. No individual black life actually matters, except when it highlights their agenda. George Floyd etc. Diverisity and inclusion means that multi-culturalism isn't just about having a mainstream culture siting alongside minority cultures; it means diluting the mainstream culture to incorporate incompatible cultures that create division and chaos to the point that white majority culture is eventually eroded, eaten away by the Marxist/Post Modernist maggot in an apple. The worst thing of all is that these movements are using our liberal culture and tolerance to further their aims. So they are using the very structures they claim to oppose to reach their goals. How hypocritical is that? These changes are done by stealth mainly. Quiet, unnoticed until the frog realises they're boiled in a pot that started off cold and increased in temperature by 1 degree per hour. That's why we need to stay alert and to read into the actions not the words, especially when it comes to school curriculums. Most won't use the term Critical Race Theory or Social Justice - too obvious now - they will call it something else like racial awareness, black history, multi-cultural studies or something else benign sounding. But if you kid comes home and mentions the words white priviledge, you know you have been had.
@passius1 Hmm, you seem to labour under the strange delusion that historical injustices were never acknowledged, much less taught, with the education system prior to the conception and propagation of CRT…
You know your argument is strong when the opposing side pretends that your argument is for something completely different. When criticizing CRT, and exposing it's racist principles, the response is to claim that we want to prevent teaching history. They know that CRT, if debated on what it actually teaches, cannot win
CRT, and intersectionalism has got to be incredibly confusing to interracial kids. What happens if you’re 30% Caucasian 30% Black 30% Asian, and 10% Native American. How do you know how much you are oppressed, or a oppressor excluding wether, or not you’re a man/women, gay/straight, fat, or some other marginalized group? And can white people protect themselves from getting lynched by claiming their trans, or just part of the LGBTQRSO+ community? I’m confused…
I mean looking at history, was there ever not a dark age? All things considered, never before have so many people been living so freely and comfortably
And you are correct in your belief. We are on the verge of ever greater waves of massive unemployment due to AI technologies. "The Hunger Games" presents a realistic picture of the consequences of this.
As technology advances, more and more humans become obsolete. If you think that they are going to keep letting us reproduce and live an unproductive life, think again.
James Lindsey is very well knowledged in this stuff as well. I have never heard of this guy but I’m glad to see there’s more intellectuals fighting the good fight!
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 most people in the world aren’t academics. It would take years of studying this topic to fully grasp it. Critical theory is, by design, incredibly difficult to define and understand. It’s riddled with ambiguity. I know the theory came about after the civil rights movement. It’s very much a neomarxist idea. Equity is the center of the philosophy. (Which is probably why the nazis would hate it) Now you’ve got very smart business people profiting off this incredibly lucrative idea in the name of social justice. Selling it to schools, corporations, and government agencies. Seriously look at the bill of one of these lessons. It’s a philosophy built on hate. Instead of hating the bourgeoisie, you’re programmed to hate the dominant other race. Currently it’s white people. Because rich white men have dominated the west for the past few centuries. It teaches our children to fear each other in an incredibly diverse society, which will inevitably lead to segregation (which is already happening in some schools). It teaches young black kids that they can never succeed at life because the world they were born in was designed to keep them down. It teaches young white kids that they are superior to other kids with different skin tones. Why do you think a plethora of parents are outraged by this philosophy. And it would be one thing if it were taught as a philosophy, but it will be or is literally ingrained into every school subject taught. Similar to how North Korea teaches there children an education with every subject being the Juche way. It’s probably one of the most dangerous modern philosophies to come out the academic world yet. They’ve convinced a ridiculous amount of people that racism or “antiracism” is cool and righteous.
Christopher is right - the Legacy Media really hates him! I was looking for his website, and the lead article was from The New Yorker; "How a Conservative Activist Invented the Conflict Over Critical Race Theory" - something of a distortion, what?
This guy cares so much for something that won’t even affect his own kids. I’m half white too and I’ve always been identified by my Asian side. Much respect to this guy. Fully support. This CRT stuff is so horrible.
Right! Because that's exactly what ideologues have been doing covertly for the past 10 years. They just went into institutions and indoctrinated them from within. Only way to push back against this is to get into institutions ourselves and push back!
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Absolutely excellent interview and I wish Mr. Rufo and his allies all the very best in their fght to reimpose decency, transparency, openness and honesty in teaching. Scary times to be a parent. Thank God I have no kids.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 people do not need to be experts in the abstruse details of evil to recognise evil. What they do know is that those who champion CRT are causing great harm.
That's total fucking bullshit mate, a single pencil neck suggested it and to quote the article: "The idea has been rejected by Education Minister Alan Tudge, who labelled it “nonsense” and “political correctness gone mad”. Source: www.news.com.au/lifestyle/parenting/school-life/leading-australian-academic-proposes-english-be-renamed-to-prevent-causing-offence/news-story/3594acecf59d7653fff09e49e208262b
-- Most of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 Hello Professor Bell, it seems interesting that you feel the need to defend Critical Race Theory on this platform. I don't see why people are required to answer your questions in order to feel qualified to have an opinion on Critical Race Theory and how many perceive it as having a profoundly detrimental affect on society. The history and even the motivation behind the creation of such a theory although interesting, has no significant relevance as to how it currently manifests in society. I would suggest your questions are more relevant to people who have a predominantly academic interest in this area and not those who are concerned about the practical implications. The current incarnation of Critical Race Theory seems intent on increasing societal fissures rather than uncovering shared values that may bind us together. I am relatively certain I am not the only human being who questions the utility of such a profound societal shift underpinned by your theory.
@@chrisjackson9626 -- "Hello Professor Bell, it seems interesting that you feel the need to defend Critical Race Theory on this platform." Can you define Critical Race Theory, so I know what you're referring to? I use the term to mean the study of the relationship among race, racism and power. What do you mean? "I don't see why people are required to answer your questions in order to feel qualified to have an opinion on Critical Race Theory and how many perceive it as having a profoundly detrimental affect on society." Can you define Critical Race Theory, so I know what you're referring to? I use the term to mean the study of the relationship among race, racism and power. What do you mean? "The history and even the motivation behind the creation of such a theory although interesting, has no significant relevance as to how it currently manifests in society." What is that theory, exactly? "I would suggest your questions are more relevant to people who have a predominantly academic interest in this area and not those who are concerned about the practical implications." What area? "The current incarnation of Critical Race Theory seems intent on increasing societal fissures rather than uncovering shared values that may bind us together." Can you define Critical Race Theory, so I know what you're referring to? I use the term to mean the study of the relationship among race, racism and power. What do you mean? "I am relatively certain I am not the only human being who questions the utility of such a profound societal shift underpinned by your theory." What is that theory, exactly? Thanks.
Private schools teaching fluency in the language of wokeness is just the epitome of how critical race theory and wokeness emphasises performative "anti racist" slogans over issues of class and massive income inequality.
So many perspectives are all or nothing. Way more people were racist in the past, because that's how they were raised and it was socially acceptable. People everywhere, all over the world were and still are racist. But while human beings are innately tribal, we expand our knowledge and understanding and subsequently learn that we are actually all very similar - when it comes down to it - everybody poops.
When we meet an alien species, should our first question be, Us: "Do you defecate?" Alien: "Of course." Us: "Then we have much fertile ground upon which to grow a mutually beneficial relationship." Poop diplomacy.
The first step to countering this ideology is to dismantle the obfuscating rhetoric and terminology it uses to disguise its core mission. For example whenever a call for "antiracism" is made, point out that what is being proposed should more correctly be described as "counter-racism". Although that's precisely what it is, the choice of terminology is very specifically chosen to avoid the visceral response all thinking people have about doing something consciously "racist". The "Anti" prefix sanitizes in a way that "counter" does not. Force the issue and make them concede that "counter-racism" is what they are actually buying into.
@@jonahtwhale1779 No, its counter-racism, in the same way the counterculture is the opposite to the mainstream culture. In both instances the verb component is shared, its just reoriented to represent an oppositional stance to the orthodoxy. Its unpalatable to admit you practice racism, even if its intent is pro-social and pro equity, hence the choice of an inverting prefix despite "counter" being the more accurate description of intent and function. Its a semantic trick, and once dispensed with it lays bare the actuality in theory and practice. I'm not challenging the ideology, just the nomenclature. I just want to remind people that cleave to the rhetoric they are inarguably practicing a form of racism.
In the same way when someone tells me they believe in “the right to choose”, I finish the sentence for them and say, “You believe in the right to choose death for a family member.” After several repetitions they either accept their premise or reverse it.
In addition to right-wingers there are left-wingers that are also completely against critical race theory. I'm not the least bit ashamed to admit I'm one of those left-wingers.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@Derrick Bell Well, you did pick an apropos screen name for your comment. 👍🏽😄 Often I've wished I'd read about CRT before 2012, because it would've been intriguing to hear Derrick Bell speak in person, and especially to ask questions from the audience. I'm a woman of mixed race, and I instinctively understood "the margins" long before I ever encountered Kimberlé Crenshaw's seminal 1989 paper about mapping them. . . however, CRT has been changing/morphing/evolving over the past few decades since I first encountered the theory in 2012. . . and I wonder what Bell would think of the 2023 iteration, if he were here to see it. . ?
It is interesting to me that CRT and systemic racism, and renewed focus of diversity, power and privilege, began to take hold in the mid 2010s which was just a few years after the occupy Wall Street/we are the 99% movement. While the occupy movement seemed to have galvanized support from a wide range of communities against the wealthiest class, CRT implementation in K-12 curriculum and the broader discussions about systemic racism seems to be tearing the communities apart, and factionalizing the 99%, weakening their focus on the Uber wealthy while at the same time encouraging tensions and conflict between factions. Here is my question: why CRT now? Who benefits from this debate and ideological conflict?
Fantastic interview! Wonderful to hear a wide ranging argument against the very obvious and serious harm done at every level to our children and citizens by CRT in our schools, corporations, and government. America can not survive in an ideology as insane as this.
Dear parents. Please tell your kids that their school teachers can lie to them and are not necessarily their friends. In the Soviet school I went to, we were very skeptical of the school routine and what it taught us. By the 6th grade we knew that all the Soviet stuff they were teaching us was just BS.
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 , sure, confuse everyone with your superior knowledge. That's why knowledge exists: not to make things clear for you, but to establish your superiority over everyone. Go talk to the parents whose children were told, depending on skin color, that they will never amount to anything, or that their very existence is an act of oppression. Go talk to the children themselves. You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. Nice try.
-- Those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@frederickdouglass383 are you Derrick Bell or Samantha Fish? How come I see the same long post repeated by (supposedly) a different person? What game are you playing? You are deceitful. I'm not playing your games.
We are fighting this in our grade school. The principal keeps repeating that "The Office of Diversity/Equity/Inclusion is NOT CRT". That's his only comment. Of course we know that. One is a government office...the other is a dangerous ideology. But here is the problem. The DEI office is "teaching the teachers" many tenets of CRT. They will recommend a book...and have the teachers participate in discussions of the book...even though the BOOK was written by someone with no qualifications...only a very strong political point of view that is similar to CRT.
Another great guest gents. I can assure you critical race theory is definitely trying to make inroads into the Ministry of Education and the school curriculum here in New Zealand. Workers in Learning Support departments (formerly Special Education) are being forced to go on courses which espouse this doctrine. Critical Social Justice Theory in general is well and truly at the gates if not through them in many schools here in NZ.
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
"wide-spread", of course it was, in some of the early states there were more slaves than non-slaves, and slavery is written into the original constitution. Read about the the 3/5ths rule. CRT is not about history or slavery, it's a re-framing of Marxist ideology as a strategy to destroy Capitalism.
@@universalsoldier2293 Yeah, the Cherokee owned slaves, so did Jews, and one native American was even a General in the Civil War, but CRT is not about history or slavery, those are only tactics in the framework of a larger strategy.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
This guy seems to be right on the money. It's so nice to hear some positivity & dare I say common sense beginning to prevail over the sheer absurdity of CRT. That's not to say that CRT is not still hugely (perhaps increasingly) prevalent, just that at least something of a pushback has begun.
Had to laugh because the advertising preceding this discussion was selling a program “brain glue” to give you the power to be an influencer and sell your ideas quickly.
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
The reason this is taking over is because there is a moral vacuum in the secular humanist worldview, which creates a chronic sense of meaninglessness. This ideology gives a moral framework to a society which has abandoned values derived from metaphysical absolutes. In short it is a secular religion which gives a couple of lost generations a sense of purpose, a place and a process of becoming acceptable or "pure."
Great episode but I’m getting a bit tired of people always referencing Sweden as a homogenous country. Almost 20% of our population were born outside of Sweden. I’m not sure if that counts as “non homogeneous” but you can both see and feel a difference.
if people havent watched it yet All 4 catch up still carries 'The school that tried to end racism' a truly terrifiying watch for people who may still think we arent infected with this insanity.
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Out of interest is CRT taught in Europe then? My race is a strange focal point of CRT in america as we are at the bottom of the perceived racial ladder (it's mono at the top) and we find it very condescending and belittling that it's taught to our kids.
I can imagine. I can only speak for the UK where it is not officially on the curriculum but some educationalists seem to be taking it into their own hands.
Shoutout to Babble for sponsoring you! Especially on an episode like this! I always thought they were a hardcore left-leaning company, being based in one of the most divisive leftist capitals of the world, Berlin. Especially since they are pushing the gendered language game hard on their social media channels. Seems kinda contradicting to me, tbh.
In regards to his answer to the last question, we need to start playing as "dirty" as the left does. Unfortunately, that's the only thing that will work.
And this is where you lose about 40% or so of your support from the right. To those guys if you fall short of the moral standard of say John McCain you are a dirty trash populist Trump voter who they "Disdain and Disregard, Completely". But as Michael Malice says, to paraphrase, "you don't have to convince everyone, just the people who can actually change things".
@@mikedodson4595, agreed. The right will let civilization crash and burn before they violate their principles. The country could be one giant smouldering cinder, and many on the right would still pride themselves on taking the "high road". "Everyone's dead, but dog gone it, somewhere up in heaven, Ronald Reagan and Jesus are cheering us on."
I think dirty isn’t the right word, more like seriously and calling them out in truth, not allowing Polite speech to cover their hideous goals. Strip away the euphemisms to expose the truth.
@@OkTxSheepLady, I agree, we should be willing to say, "You're a g*ddamned filthy communist and you know it! You and your stupid-ass ilk are going to have us all starving to death!" ...And that's just the greeting.
It also isn’t just ‘teaching’ a theory (which is extremely complex, requires a higher level of thinking & reasoning that many adults don’t even have these days, which blurs some truths w/ a lot of assumptions, while ignoring many other realities), it is taking those theories and applying them. In truth, kids aren’t being taught CRT, they are being culturally drowned. I think we must call what is going on in schools/ jobs/ etc, Critical Race Applied Principles (CRAP), which is based upon the CRT writers, in order to separate the confusion and the false talking points media & other proponents use when claiming that CRT “isn’t being taught”.
Loved this especially the news that the tide is turning. Would have liked to hear a lot more about WHY the media is so complicit in CRT and wokery in general. People working for BBC and Chanel 4 News aren’t stupid. What happened?
Individual people (who can have as many viewers as a News Organization) optimize their stories for viewership without a care for facts and then the New Organizations - whose business model is under attack has to counter - hence the hyperbolic and erroneous reporting.
-- Those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
I agree with this gentleman regarding CRT. I used to subscribe to this Theory and thought it was good. But I'm seeing the results of too much CRT, and it doesn't surprise me. We humans have never had the capacity to leave well-enough alone but to go overboard, and what might have started out as a good thing has now been turned into what Mr. Rufo described. 1 thing I don't agree with: The USA generally imports harmful things, e.g. food, drink, and even some ideas and I've seen its insidious influence in other countries. Good show, very informative. Thank y ou.
Mussolini was preaching this in the 1920s: proletarian nations/races (at that time the words were perceived as synonymous) and exploiting nations and class struggle between nations
Good one guys ! I've lived long enough for "George Wallace" to become a hero of the Left ..... (Well his disability did make him a victim ....) I might knock up some :- T'shirts "Governor George Wallace - He Was Right" "Water Fountains for all" "I'm Equal and Separate" "We all did what we could do" What do you think .... ? (I wonder what Colours I should use)
As a sop to CRT proponents, high schools could offer a CRT class as an elective for the top students in their senior year. Only students who have already mastered their graduation requirements would be eligible. The class would be taught by two instructors, one pro and one anti CRT. The final exam would be a formal public debate between the students presented to their families.
If you guys are going to mention the Guardian then please supply a trigger warning, before the programs begins. Now I have visions of screeching women going on about their oppression.
-- I see idiots on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't know jack shit about it. The way I see it, if they can't answer the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Was the United States founded on White Supremacy? Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
That last point is a very important one, what do we do about it? There are lots of people across all ideologies who want to think, talk and campaign on principles, but who are not willing to have the compromises of practical politics, where you never get things done exactly as you want, and you have to settle for things moving in the right direction, or even just being slowed. It is summed up by that line, we have a Conservative Government and still we have this stuff. Well yes, because so much of this is not the direct actions of Government or Parliament. So much is about institutions independent of direct control, and even where there is control in theory there are the banks of quangos and experts operating. And of course the Government has other priorities, as has the public. The calculation should be this, what would be happening on this if we had a Labour Government, would this agenda be more or less powerful, and how can a basicly sympathetic Government be nudged along the right path, little by little.
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Thank you for this interview, it's a breath of fresh air. It's spreading in the UK as well... a famous university is teaching this as part of their teacher training programme. They expect us to be "critical", but they only show you one side of the story. I hope the future generations will forgive us for not standing up, as fighting back today means losing your job, house, and future employment opportunities.
There will always be people who when given the opportunity to make a bad situation worse will take it just to feel empowered. And , sorry kiddies, but there will always be 'opportunities' for things to go from bad to worse. Don't worry about presenting delusional 'solutions', that's a job for virtue-signalers. Just keep pushing back, - Hold The Line!
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Dissent, division and resentment fostering a deep seated doubt about ourselves, our place on the planet and the good and morally excellent goals we have in our lives,..... is exactly what the far left, socialist authoritarianism,........... is striving for. Good work Triggernometry for bringing this to us, so needed, to break the nonsense bubble. Best from Australia
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is). Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory? What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling? What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma? What was “The Alternative Course?” Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement? Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean? Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb? Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
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Sorry to be a cunt, but what is the point of softball interviews like this? You all agree CRT is bunk, great, so why never get into it and push back a bit? This is a respectable and reasonable man of the right, or center-right, why not push back just as you should push back on a left wing guest?
There is education legislation in the US related to the anti-crt push this guy champions, that would not only ban the harmful stuff mentioned here, but would censor teachers deemed to be too left, require teaching that direct democracy or socialism is bad, etc,. IE, giving a party line to teachers to teach, and it is sneaking in through anti crt state laws. What about that dear guest, how do we protect libertarian or marxist or whatever other perspectives that can as reasonably be presented in certain classes at least in high school as republican or democrat ones?
The guest claimed social science has proven the nuclear family is best, a hell of a claim given the history of extended families, and all sorts of communities that people have lived in for hundreds, thousands of years even, well- and that it isn't quite true. A stable family structure of any kind (including nuclear), with more than one adult on hand, preferably (but not always) more than one gender...that would be a stronger claim. And to be fair, no political flavor really criticizes the nuclear family in isolation from other policy proposals or issues
he claimed the country should be and understood as founded primarily on ideals...a bit idealistic and not very scientific let's say. He says it should be criticized only so far as reaching those ideals has been put off. It is hard to see how this american exceptionalism is less ideological than what he wants to criticize.
merit based education and meritocracy is actually a debated topic going way back in both the US and UK, for reasons totally unrelated to wokeness, this guy paints it as an untouchable topic
he made the amazing claim that the center left is more against wokeness and crt, when that is exactly its bastion (corporations and govt and media are not far left), and implied that the harder left, the "party" machinery is for it. What party would that be? Is there a single proper major left wing party in the US? Socialism, and unionism is growing massively in the US and almost none of these groups, and small parties, are pro CRT, how could they be and build a united base? That working class comedian you had on recently would be left out of reasonable opinion in this guy's view?
"entry level work is exploitation", in the US -which has virtually no labour law or labour protections by western standards, is a respectable debate to have. How is that anywhere in the same league with teaching kids to judge each other based on race?
He also mentions once opposition to capitalism as a scary sounding thing, being painted over with pleasant sounding ideas like "equity" that sound less radical, in a motte and bailey. But opposition to capitalism is commonplace in the world and the US, according to polling, while CRT ideas of equity are unpopular.
There was a lot more, but the main thing that is easy to notice and want to hear addressed, for anyone outside the anti-woke media scene is: " in fighting critical race madness, we, dear guest, may want to avoid building a new McCarthyism in the process, how does that factor into how you go about things?" .
My 2 cents and yes I am a cunt.
@alejandro perkadel sounds like it would be interesting for you to be on Triggernometry yourself. You're right about an overly softball chat with someone they agree with is not the best kind of interview. One problem is the the genuinely woke people are not into discussion of their ideas so refuse to be interviewed. But some self reflection by Triggernometry about how to get the most out of the interviews and become more journalistic regardless of whom they are talking to may help develop the style of the channel. Anyway, people known for their ideas should welcome the opportunity to be pressed to explain them and why the downsides, as any policy has downsides, are justified by the upsides they identify
Another brilliant interview, thank you! Barri Weiss (your interview with Ms. Weiss also rocked) recently did a YT interview with Mr. Rufo and David French recently... I left a comment there (deleted by YT the next day) that Mr. French's claim--that he would not ban a white supremacy curriculum taught in American public schools any more than he would ban CRT--will likely never be tested for hypocrisy since no one's attempting to teach white supremacy in our schools now or threatening to do so in the foreseeable future. Both doctrines are horrific and damaging to young minds and lives, but only CRT has any traction at all in modern America... Hope it doesn't float like a diseased rat on a buoyant bit of garbage to your shore...
To be specific, horrific and damaging because both doctrines set races against each other.
I think you need to interview a professor who teaches crt. . In my opinion this man doesn't know what crt is. He just a fears about crt.
Christopher Ruffo is an absolute tenacious legend. He is inspirational in this fight for our youth, education, heritage and self belief.
'' Hate is the only poison that kills the vessel it's contained in ''
- Some smart guy
@Samuel Hoadley-Brill lmao what are you taking about?! You’re living in fantasy land, dude. Sorry but 99.99999999% of Republicans aren’t racist and even moderates are against CRT it’s gonna effect the next election. All you’re doing is repeating propaganda without bothering to learn anything you just assume you already know. Also, most Conservatives started out as Democrats and still consider themselves close if liberals.
The party left us we didn’t leave it, and if you understood CRT you’d know it’s basically destroyed South Africa, it’s now a failed state.
All they’re trying to do is take all the power and money from white peoples and make us second class citizens because if you actually knew we’re taking about your know this is EXACTLY how the Jews were treated by Germany in WW2.
Teaching kids to be racist won’t help solve racism no matter how hard you try.
I remember the media characterizing Chris as a super disruptive conservative lying about what CRT is. When really he’s more of a classic liberal.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Nm all those questions - do you agree to children being told that 'whiteness' is a systematic privilege and an integral part of identity is helpful and why? EDIT - or does a parent or employee need to answer those questions 'correctly' before having any say in the matter?
@@derrickbell24 If seen worse regarding critique of evolution, but the door swings both ways. When CRT activists compare Whiteness to a cancer that can only be diagnosed and treated by a competent oncologist, after being treated unsuccessfully by several quacks, we may have stumbled upon a solution for the climate change crises....
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I too feel he is a classic liberal but people like Helen Pluckrose is not a fan and I can't figure out why. I would like to hear her perspective on Rufo. Is he too aggressive in his approach? So far I feel Rufo is merely doing his legal job to open up the CRT mantra to questioning.
He is clearly mad. A raving lunatic....sitting there....participating in a reasonable and informed discussion.....that he spent a great deal of time researching.... It's obvious he is completely insane and must dealt with accordingly....
😂
Glad to see Chris Rufo on here. Would also love to see James Lindsay on here. He's an expert on Critical Race Theory, especially its academic and intellectual roots. He knows it inside out.
th-cam.com/video/SUdGLrW3_uI/w-d-xo.html
James Lindsay should be on Trigger Nometry
@Aysha Khanom in Texas I'm very much opposed to Critical Race Theory and probably know more about it than the average person does. While I do think it would be good and helpful for everyone who is opposed to it to have a good understanding of what it is and where it comes from, I also don't think someone needs to be super knowledgeable on the subject and where it comes from to recognize why it is harmful and divisive and doing more harm than good. Just like someone doesn't need to be an expert on Nazism or know all about how Nazism came to be to recognize that Nazism is wrong and evil. I think what we are seeing a lot in K-12 schools is applied Critical Race Theory. And there are some horrible ideas that are being taught and promoted. Sometimes all you need to oppose something is to see some of the fruits of those beliefs in action in the real world.
James Lindsay knows crt so he can critique it but mis-represents a lot of it and has no nuance with regard to original CRT ideas and their current progressive activist formulation.
@Aysha Khanom in Texas potentially this is the fault of both sides lacking nuance. Once ideas go from academic truth seeking to having a political goal it just gets political…
I'm happy to see Mr. Rufo on triggernometry.
-- Most of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 your questions are irrelevant, bc it’s not about the deeper aspects of it. They don’t do that route in elementary school. It’s about how it manifests in scholastic settings. When you are dividing kids by race and claiming one is oppressing the other and that anything, process or action that results in an unequal outcome is a racist process. Active purposeful racial oppression is not around today but crt claims otherwise. It causes misguided policies like lowering standards for all instead of assisting to some strive for more. You get ideas like hard work, punctuality and individual achievements are considered white culture. Not realizing how racists that idea is. Not to mention it’s a Marxist concept but instead of class division and conflict; the focus is race. You sound like an msnbc anchor lying about how CRT is taught in the classrooms today.
@@treysharpe904 -- Judging from your last comment, you don't have a very good understanding of critical race theory.
What Is Critical Race Theory?
The critical race theory (CRT) movement is a collection of activists and scholars interested in studying and transforming the relationship among race, racism, and power.
How Did Critical Race Theory Originate?
Critical race theory sprang up in the mid-1970s, as a number of lawyers, activists, and legal scholars across the United States realized that the heady advances of the civil rights era of the 1960s had stalled and, in many respects, were being rolled back. Realizing that new theories and strategies were needed to combat the subtler forms of racism that were gaining ground, early writers such as Derrick Bell, Alan Freeman and Richard Delgado put their minds to the task. They were soon joined by others, and the group held its first conference at a convent outside Madison, Wisconsin, in the summer of 1989.
What Is The Goal Of Critical Race Theory?
Critical Race Theory seeks to transform the relationship among race, racism, and power, for the better.
What Are The Basic Tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Racism is ordinary, not aberrational-“normal science,” the usual way society does business, the common, everyday experience of most people of color in this country.
The American system of white-over-color ascendancy serves important purposes, both psychic and material.
Racism is difficult
to cure or address. Color-blind, or “formal,” conceptions of equality, expressed in rules that insist only on treatment that is the same across the board, can thus remedy only the most blatant forms of discrimination.
Because racism advances the interests of both white elites (materially) and working-class people (psychically), large segments of society have little incentive to eradicate it.
Race and races are products of social thought and relations. Not objective, inherent, or fixed, they correspond to no biological or genetic reality; rather, races are categories that society invents, manipulates, or retires when convenient.
The dominant White American society racializes different minority groups at different times, in response to shifting needs such as the labor market.
No person has a single, easily stated, unitary identity. Everyone has potentially conflicting, overlapping identities, loyalties, and allegiances.
Because of their different histories and experiences with oppression, black, Indian, Asian, and Latino/a writers and thinkers may be able to communicate to their white counterparts matters that the whites are unlikely to know. Minority status brings with it a presumed competence to speak about race and racism.
Black and brown writers are urged to recount their experiences with racism and the legal system and to apply their own unique perspectives to assess law’s master narratives.
For a more detained explanation of these basic tenets, the the book linked to below under the heading "Basic Tenets of Critical Race Theory."
uniteyouthdublin.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/richard_delgado_jean_stefancic_critical_race_thbookfi-org-1.pdf
@@treysharpe904 -- "When you are dividing kids by race and claiming one is oppressing the other and that anything, process or action that results in an unequal outcome is a racist process."
That's not critical race theory. The right-wing racist Anti-CRT movement propaganda machine stamps CRT on any dumbass idea about race and racism.
"Active purposeful racial oppression is not around today"
It would be more accurate to say there is not much blatant racism today.
"but CRT claims otherwise."
That's right-wing racist propaganda.
CRT realizes that today there are subtler forms, often unintended, forms of racism that are hard to detect and address. CRT seeks to develop theories and strategies to combat them.
"It causes misguided policies like lowering standards for all instead of assisting to some strive for more."
Nope. That's not critical race theory. CRT doesn't advocate lowering standards.
"You get ideas like hard work, punctuality and individual achievements are considered white culture."
That's not critical race theory. No CR Theorist claims hard work, punctuality and individual achievements are not admirable.
"Not to mention it’s a Marxist concept"
That's right-wing propaganda nonsense. Racists always say civil rights movements are Marxist.
Marxists didn't originate the idea of studying the relationship among race, racism and power in the United States. College law professors such as Derrick Bell, Alan Freeman and Richard Delgado came up with the idea of CRT in the 1970s when they realized that the advances of the civil rights era of the 1960s had stalled and that new theories and strategies were needed to combat the subtler forms of racism that were gaining ground.
"the focus is race."
That's like criticizing the NFL for focusing on football. CRT is the study of the relationship among race, racism and power in the United States. Its focus is going to be on race, racism and power.
Racists don't want you and I discussing difficult racial issues. That's what the Anti-CRT movement is all about. They want to change the subject.
"CRT is taught in the classrooms today."
Define Critical Race Theory for me, and then prove it's taught in K-12 classrooms today.
PS: I am aware that Critical Race Theory - the study and transformation of the relationship among race, racism, and power - is taught in almost all law schools and a few college level philosophy courses. I practice criminal law and am occasionally called on to teach a summer school course on Critical Race Theory at a Texas law school.
The Race baiters of CRT are really wrecking society th-cam.com/video/zFN2XECvB8o/w-d-xo.html
I'm very impressed with you guys. You have a great amount of humility and always are ready to learn from others and therefore I am always ready to learn from you
Thank you.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
-- The Critical Race Theory movement, known as (CRT) or (Crits), teaches kids that race is not biologically real, it is a social construct. Therefore, there is no reason to hate members of another race.
Christopher Rufo is one of the disgusting despicable leaders of the Anti-Critical Race Theory movement, known as (Anti-CRT) or (Anti-Crits), seeking to revive and reinstate Nazi ideology. The Anti-Crits wants K-12 students to be taught that race is biologically real and that the Western European race is superior to the other races. The Anti-Crits wants K-12 students to be taught that slavery was good for the African race because slavery is ordained of God.
Another Anti-Crit leader, the openly racist U. S. Senator John Neely Kennedy of Louisiana, went on Fox News in June of this year to proudly proclaim that, "the primary reason that America was founded was to maintain White supremacy. Not freedom, not rule of law, not equal opportunity, not personal responsibility, but White supremacy." He went on to say that he was proud that "Americans are racist and they don't much like Black people."
The Race baiters of CRT are really wrecking society th-cam.com/video/zFN2XECvB8o/w-d-xo.html
There are a lot of sick evil people trolling here to try to push CRT.
Wow, I never thought these people were that depraved.
Great interview! As a left leaning teacher who has to keep quiet to keep my job, I really liked how the topic was discussed!
The concept of "Chinese Privilege" has even spread to Singapore with no nuance, so thanks America I guess! The victimhood mentality is pathetic!
Same with white/pakeha privilege in NZ, now we are 'decolonizing' education. Yay! 😒
It's America's fault? Yes, these idea gestated in American universities, but those ideas are a product entirely from European Marxism and European Post-Modernism. And those ideas were introduced into American culture by European Leftists. So, you can thank Karl Marx and his odious disciples.
@@evacope1718 At least the Act party have woken up to it. They have read "Cynical Theories".
It is odd that the Marxists from the Frankfurt school fled Nazi Gerwomany to capitalist America not Soviet Russia! It is almost as in they were motivated by their own lifestyle rather than class conciousness!
@@juliancate7089 Was being half sarcastic.. in a way anti-racists groups over here just copy and paste literature from America and replace "white" with "chinese", I kid you not that I spotted one of their posts where they missed out an instance of "white" that was to be replaced lol
A reporter asked People's Party of Canada leader Maxime Bernier how many blacks, women, and LGBT candidates he had. He replied "I don't know, because I don't care."
I’m a Canadian Citizen, I’m gay and I’m conservative. I think many of the leftists news media sources are portraying Bernier as this bigot full of racist, homophobic, and/or xenophobic agendas… I’ve taken a glance at some of his propositions with regards to his LGBT rights matters, just to really see what’s going on, and a lot of the issues he’s pointing at has nothing really to do with the LGB, or people of sexual orientation, but mainly more to do with the TQ+ side. He’s more concerned about gender dysphoria, transgender ideologies, banning of porn and sex books (of LGBTQ matters) in public school, which I think needs to be mandated, and the prohibition of gender-affirming care for minors. Nothing explicit about gays, lesbians, or bisexuals, that he has a problem with; therefore, I think that Bernier is not as homophobic as a lot of people may perceive, he is just targeting on the liberal ideologies that have mixed up the acceptance level and rights of real LGBT individuals. Bernier is supportive of the lives of LGBT people, and that’s all I want too as a gay person; he is just showing concern about the intoxicating agendas, government policies, and ideologies that have screwed up the community and the integrity of LGBT people, all caused by stupid liberal ideologies, and that’s a fact. So, I don’t see what’s the big fuss around here.
It’s not so hard to go on the Internet and properly and carefully reading what PMs are proposing and working towards for their party and for jurisdictions.
Also, with that quote, and wherever you got that from I would like to see you cite the video so that I can verify if that’s what he actually said, I think Bernier implied that he’s not really concerned about the sexuality, race, or gender of the people of his party. And no one should.
Teaching children to hate themselves because of the color of their skin, hate their classmates because of the color of their skin, hate their country, hate their god, hate their parents is child abuse. Use the correct nomenclature.
bullshit…
This shit is insanity how is this allowed to slip through the cracks and it geared through small children I could see teenagers not believing this bs but small children are so brainwashable it’s why Christianity is still going strong.
I agree, you are exactly right!
It is child abuse, and a highly insidious form. It is planting the seeds of future political Power deliberately. I don’t believe that there is a master plan for 50 years into the future. No, it is yet to be determined but the plan is to disrupt everything and overturn countries. At that point they’ll deemphasize race altogether as it’s disruptive to the protection of the revolution.
I agree with most of the comment, but wonder what you mean about teaching children to hate their god..?
Rufo is one of the most impressive guys I've come across this past year. Hats off.
We need 100,000 more like him.
CRT is the politicization of two wrongs make a right morality.
Oy Vey!
CRT is fake news, because is based on fake theories, like Theory of the Races, which is created in a fake science, whicah explains what kinds of Slaves British Crown had.
The Race baiters of CRT are really wrecking society th-cam.com/video/zFN2XECvB8o/w-d-xo.html
@@RightTurnClyde You guys got it wrong.
Racist is a guy who support the Theory of the Races. The same like Stalinist is a guy who support Stalin, Maoist - Mao and Marx - Marxist.
Same with Racist - a guy who support the Theory of the Races.
Thats your main weapon.
This is pure scientific debate, and it DOES NOT EXIST IN REAL LIFE.
Theory of the races IS JUST A THEORY, which was NEVER PROVED.
Use this weapon :P
Your welcome, from Eastern Europe.
Really looking forwards to watching this essential man and his work . A warning from history
When's John McWhorter coming on? He scares the sh*t outta people.
I think John sticks to serious podcasts.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Rufo is doing great work .. I’ve had discussions with a few people that are pro CRT yet they are unable to give me a single positive that would actually come from teaching it. They seem to think it is teaching society about racisms effects but this is so vague and not an answer.
My dad and brother tried to tell me it’s just about being honest about history in schools and that they’re only teaching it in college.
A reason that this "Theory" had gained so much traction is that those pushing it have been extraordinarily successful at labelling it's opponents as right wing/conservative/Republican. In today's hyper partisan tribal politics far too many on the left/liberal side will reflexively decent CRT because that is what their side is supposed to do.
In that respect it really is a left/right issue.
As a person on the left, I’d like to see an Academic on the left explain why CRT can’t be implemented well in a bureaucracy, like public schools. A 25 year old girl will screw up your children if you expect her to teach CRT and Gender Ideology well. Everyone should know this, regardless of any value of the programming
Great information here. Thanks to Christopher for standing up to there radical bullies. We need more people like him willing to shine a light on this important issue.
I wish we could go back to the time when the only CRT I knew was my computer monitor.
Ah yes, me too.
We can. You just need to identify those pushing CRT and persuade them to stop. The Taliban have shown what can be done to ensure cultural orthodoxy.
This joke is played out, like my old tv
I also enjoy using my CRT to play my nitendo 64
Also would love to be back when AOC was the name of my monitor, and not a crazy woman in the government
So on the french Canadian white side you got poor farmers and lumberjacks from Rimouski Quebec, (were talking news paper on the walls) and on the British Canadian side, my Grandma from Sussex England was poor, one of twenty kids, father was a fisherman. They definitely weren't exposed to the racism that black people were exposed to, but many many many Caucasian people come from humble origins.
I agree, and it's sad we have to highlight these circumstances. Societal class will always be a huge issue, irregardless of race, and the gap between the wealthy elite and the "riff-raff" is becoming larger and larger.
@@andy2172 if you look up, people of the abyse, it's like 8 hours long, but very good. An under cover reporter in 1903 infiltrated the poorest of the poor in East London. The difference between privilege and extreme poverty during that time in England, was not something you would see today in the western societies now.
@@andy2172 well there you go - why get people concerned with that when you can make them fight over the colour of their skin and oppression points instead
Great interview with a very impressive guest. I had never see or heard of Christopher, but I was struck by his ability to consistently answer questions by getting to the critical points of the issues you raised. Well done!
-- Most of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 You would be absolutely correct if the criticism of CRT was within the universities where it is taught, and concerns the theory itself. However the criticism I see, and indeed the subject of this video, is over the application of CRT in schools, corporations, government agencies, and even churches, often under the guise of something else, e.g., Social Justice. There are just too many well-researched and anecdotal stories by people like Christopher Rufo, by parents of young school children, and others, for most of us not to be concerned. I don't think we need to understand the theoretical underpinnings of CRT to be justifiably critical of what we see when it is applied.
Given this (and I'm sure you are aware of the situation), it is interesting that you don't mention CRT in schools. This week, I watched an interview between two academics, one of whom taught CRT to teachers. When they got to the objections against CRT, they did the same thing as you. They talked about the theory, but not its application outside of universities. I had the feeling that this was deliberate, but I could be wrong .
@@paulw8224 -- "You would be absolutely correct if the criticism of CRT..."
Can you define CRT for me?
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
The Race baiters of CRT are really wrecking society th-cam.com/video/zFN2XECvB8o/w-d-xo.html
If things go well, Chris Rufo and James Lindsay are going be fondly remembered by next generations.
If things go bad, all of us, including them will be erased not just from history, but from plane of living.
Whelp
Ha but think of the utopia created (joke)
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
The Race baiters of CRT are really wrecking society th-cam.com/video/zFN2XECvB8o/w-d-xo.html
This year in Atlanta a mother selected the teacher she wanted for her elementary school daughter. The school responded and told the mother that if the daughter was placed with this teacher, she would be the only black child in the class, because this class is a white class. The person responsible for the segregated classes is a black female principal. The mother is suing the school for violations of the civil rights act.
I'd never heard of Chris until this show. He is now my hero!
Same here. I was very impressed with how articulate he is.
This man does important work, I'm hoping he achieves his objectives before it's too late. If this racist divisive ideology spreads and results in the next generation being brainwashed it's Civilization ending, it'll be back to square one in terms of tribalism and race relations.
Oh yes, GB has CRT. It is happening in Brighton and Hove.
The fight needs to include getting rid of the CRT advocates, not just CRT itself. These advocates are pastmasters at implementing their ideology in a covert manner.
Yes, their chief tactic is to confuse and entice the ignorant and well meaning by couching them in labels and phrases that no decent person would oppose. E.g., black lives matter, diversity and inclusion, equity. To those that don't know the real intention behind these phrases are, they probably see it as acknowledging that black lives do matter as much as anyone else does, we need a good selection of racially and ethnically diverse people in the workplace based on competency and a fair and equal hiring process.
That is not what it means black lives matter (BLM Global Network Foundation pushed agenda) is used in the collective 'black lives' not individual black lives or targeted black lives (unless it suits their agenda). They mean that black lives - as a collective - are permanently oppressed under the present system and the system need to be eradicated before black lives can be seen to matter. No individual black life actually matters, except when it highlights their agenda. George Floyd etc. Diverisity and inclusion means that multi-culturalism isn't just about having a mainstream culture siting alongside minority cultures; it means diluting the mainstream culture to incorporate incompatible cultures that create division and chaos to the point that white majority culture is eventually eroded, eaten away by the Marxist/Post Modernist maggot in an apple.
The worst thing of all is that these movements are using our liberal culture and tolerance to further their aims. So they are using the very structures they claim to oppose to reach their goals. How hypocritical is that?
These changes are done by stealth mainly. Quiet, unnoticed until the frog realises they're boiled in a pot that started off cold and increased in temperature by 1 degree per hour. That's why we need to stay alert and to read into the actions not the words, especially when it comes to school curriculums. Most won't use the term Critical Race Theory or Social Justice - too obvious now - they will call it something else like racial awareness, black history, multi-cultural studies or something else benign sounding. But if you kid comes home and mentions the words white priviledge, you know you have been had.
@passius1 Hmm, you seem to labour under the strange delusion that historical injustices were never acknowledged, much less taught, with the education system prior to the conception and propagation of CRT…
@passius1 I can see your point - and is part of the terrible legacy of crt failure to debate rather than ban and cancel.
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Awesome interview. Rufo is a hero. I will be funding him.
The stories of the interracial families are horrifying. I can’t imagine how traumatized the kids were and how shocked the parents were
You know your argument is strong when the opposing side pretends that your argument is for something completely different. When criticizing CRT, and exposing it's racist principles, the response is to claim that we want to prevent teaching history. They know that CRT, if debated on what it actually teaches, cannot win
Critical race theory is a graduate level law Class.
A far better job of teaching history could be done, but that's pretty much always been true.
I up and moved my family to Florida from Illinois because of this.
Good move. Desantis 2024.
CRT, and intersectionalism has got to be incredibly confusing to interracial kids. What happens if you’re 30% Caucasian 30% Black 30% Asian, and 10% Native American. How do you know how much you are oppressed, or a oppressor excluding wether, or not you’re a man/women, gay/straight, fat, or some other marginalized group? And can white people protect themselves from getting lynched by claiming their trans, or just part of the LGBTQRSO+ community? I’m confused…
I have no religious faith,but I believe we are entering the End of Days or if not a new Dark Age.
I mean looking at history, was there ever not a dark age?
All things considered, never before have so many people been living so freely and comfortably
And you are correct in your belief. We are on the verge of ever greater waves of massive unemployment due to AI technologies. "The Hunger Games" presents a realistic picture of the consequences of this.
As technology advances, more and more humans become obsolete. If you think that they are going to keep letting us reproduce and live an unproductive life, think again.
@@rich5354 every highly advanced country already has a birth rate below or around the 2, how bad does it need to get?
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James Lindsey is very well knowledged in this stuff as well. I have never heard of this guy but I’m glad to see there’s more intellectuals fighting the good fight!
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 most people in the world aren’t academics. It would take years of studying this topic to fully grasp it. Critical theory is, by design, incredibly difficult to define and understand. It’s riddled with ambiguity. I know the theory came about after the civil rights movement.
It’s very much a neomarxist idea. Equity is the center of the philosophy. (Which is probably why the nazis would hate it)
Now you’ve got very smart business people profiting off this incredibly lucrative idea in the name of social justice. Selling it to schools, corporations, and government agencies. Seriously look at the bill of one of these lessons.
It’s a philosophy built on hate. Instead of hating the bourgeoisie, you’re programmed to hate the dominant other race. Currently it’s white people. Because rich white men have dominated the west for the past few centuries.
It teaches our children to fear each other in an incredibly diverse society, which will inevitably lead to segregation (which is already happening in some schools). It teaches young black kids that they can never succeed at life because the world they were born in was designed to keep them down. It teaches young white kids that they are superior to other kids with different skin tones. Why do you think a plethora of parents are outraged by this philosophy. And it would be one thing if it were taught as a philosophy, but it will be or is literally ingrained into every school subject taught. Similar to how North Korea teaches there children an education with every subject being the Juche way. It’s probably one of the most dangerous modern philosophies to come out the academic world yet. They’ve convinced a ridiculous amount of people that racism or “antiracism” is cool and righteous.
Christopher is right - the Legacy Media really hates him! I was looking for his website, and the lead article was from The New Yorker; "How a Conservative Activist Invented the Conflict Over Critical Race Theory" - something of a distortion, what?
This guy cares so much for something that won’t even affect his own kids. I’m half white too and I’ve always been identified by my Asian side. Much respect to this guy. Fully support. This CRT stuff is so horrible.
you may know a man by the quality of his enemies.
If you are taking flak, you are over the target.
@@martinjohnson5498 Flak is anti-aircraft fire. Over the target? What do you mean?
Oh/ I get you are a gaslighter. FUCK OFF.
It is a metaphor.
@@philipshanahan2774 Look up metaphor on google before you insult people
Rufo is smooth and smart. He's right we need to move from "owning" on the internet to real institutional change
Right! Because that's exactly what ideologues have been doing covertly for the past 10 years. They just went into institutions and indoctrinated them from within. Only way to push back against this is to get into institutions ourselves and push back!
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 these are a bunch of stupid, mostly irrelevant questions
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It's typical of these people to engage in semantics to rig the game then claim victory.
Absolutely excellent interview and I wish Mr. Rufo and his allies all the very best in their fght to reimpose decency, transparency, openness and honesty in teaching. Scary times to be a parent. Thank God I have no kids.
Haha I’m also thankful that I don’t have kids. I wonder the % of parents that know what’s coming into the schools?
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 people do not need to be experts in the abstruse details of evil to recognise evil. What they do know is that those who champion CRT are causing great harm.
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It isn’t just CRT, the same concepts are used, in what could be coined, critical alphabet theory.
In Australia this week, the CRT education department wants to rename the school subject “English” to “Language Art”.
Good old Newspeak
That's total fucking bullshit mate, a single pencil neck suggested it and to quote the article: "The idea has been rejected by Education Minister Alan Tudge, who labelled it “nonsense” and “political correctness gone mad”.
Source: www.news.com.au/lifestyle/parenting/school-life/leading-australian-academic-proposes-english-be-renamed-to-prevent-causing-offence/news-story/3594acecf59d7653fff09e49e208262b
Sadly we're not far behind that kind of BS in NZ.
-- Most of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 Hello Professor Bell, it seems interesting that you feel the need to defend Critical Race Theory on this platform. I don't see why people are required to answer your questions in order to feel qualified to have an opinion on Critical Race Theory and how many perceive it as having a profoundly detrimental affect on society. The history and even the motivation behind the creation of such a theory although interesting, has no significant relevance as to how it currently manifests in society. I would suggest your questions are more relevant to people who have a predominantly academic interest in this area and not those who are concerned about the practical implications. The current incarnation of Critical Race Theory seems intent on increasing societal fissures rather than uncovering shared values that may bind us together. I am relatively certain I am not the only human being who questions the utility of such a profound societal shift underpinned by your theory.
@@chrisjackson9626 -- "Hello Professor Bell, it seems interesting that you feel the need to defend Critical Race Theory on this platform."
Can you define Critical Race Theory, so I know what you're referring to? I use the term to mean the study of the relationship among race, racism and power. What do you mean?
"I don't see why people are required to answer your questions in order to feel qualified to have an opinion on Critical Race Theory and how many perceive it as having a profoundly detrimental affect on society."
Can you define Critical Race Theory, so I know what you're referring to? I use the term to mean the study of the relationship among race, racism and power. What do you mean?
"The history and even the motivation behind the creation of such a theory although interesting, has no significant relevance as to how it currently manifests in society."
What is that theory, exactly?
"I would suggest your questions are more relevant to people who have a predominantly academic interest in this area and not those who are concerned about the practical implications."
What area?
"The current incarnation of Critical Race Theory seems intent on increasing societal fissures rather than uncovering shared values that may bind us together."
Can you define Critical Race Theory, so I know what you're referring to? I use the term to mean the study of the relationship among race, racism and power. What do you mean?
"I am relatively certain I am not the only human being who questions the utility of such a profound societal shift underpinned by your theory."
What is that theory, exactly?
Thanks.
Such a great enterview. I'd love to hear him and James Lindsay discuss this together.
The Manhattan Institute is a good follow.
The private sector has a huge problem with CRT. Would love to know more about this.
Private schools teaching fluency in the language of wokeness is just the epitome of how critical race theory and wokeness emphasises performative "anti racist" slogans over issues of class and massive income inequality.
Chris Rufo is a hero. Balls of steel.
So many perspectives are all or nothing. Way more people were racist in the past, because that's how they were raised and it was socially acceptable. People everywhere, all over the world were and still are racist. But while human beings are innately tribal, we expand our knowledge and understanding and subsequently learn that we are actually all very similar - when it comes down to it - everybody poops.
When we meet an alien species, should our first question be, Us: "Do you defecate?" Alien: "Of course." Us: "Then we have much fertile ground upon which to grow a mutually beneficial relationship." Poop diplomacy.
@@jabbrewoki 👍😂that is awesome.
@@jabbrewoki Sounds like something you'd find in 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' 😄
@@richjmb5522 I probably owe much of my seething hatred towards bureaucracy to that book.... I barely function in current day society.
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God bless you Christopher Rufo, keep up the good work!
The first step to countering this ideology is to dismantle the obfuscating rhetoric and terminology it uses to disguise its core mission. For example whenever a call for "antiracism" is made, point out that what is being proposed should more correctly be described as "counter-racism".
Although that's precisely what it is, the choice of terminology is very specifically chosen to avoid the visceral response all thinking people have about doing something consciously "racist". The "Anti" prefix sanitizes in a way that "counter" does not.
Force the issue and make them concede that "counter-racism" is what they are actually buying into.
Antiwaycism is waycism.
@@jonahtwhale1779 No, its counter-racism, in the same way the counterculture is the opposite to the mainstream culture. In both instances the verb component is shared, its just reoriented to represent an oppositional stance to the orthodoxy.
Its unpalatable to admit you practice racism, even if its intent is pro-social and pro equity, hence the choice of an inverting prefix despite "counter" being the more accurate description of intent and function.
Its a semantic trick, and once dispensed with it lays bare the actuality in theory and practice.
I'm not challenging the ideology, just the nomenclature. I just want to remind people that cleave to the rhetoric they are inarguably practicing a form of racism.
In the same way when someone tells me they believe in “the right to choose”, I finish the sentence for them and say, “You believe in the right to choose death for a family member.” After several repetitions they either accept their premise or reverse it.
In addition to right-wingers there are left-wingers that are also completely against critical race theory. I'm not the least bit ashamed to admit I'm one of those left-wingers.
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@Derrick Bell Well, you did pick an apropos screen name for your comment. 👍🏽😄
Often I've wished I'd read about CRT before 2012, because it would've been intriguing to hear Derrick Bell speak in person, and especially to ask questions from the audience.
I'm a woman of mixed race, and I instinctively understood "the margins" long before I ever encountered Kimberlé Crenshaw's seminal 1989 paper about mapping them. . . however, CRT has been changing/morphing/evolving over the past few decades since I first encountered the theory in 2012. . . and I wonder what Bell would think of the 2023 iteration, if he were here to see it. . ?
Like magahulk says. We're on the right side of history!!
It is interesting to me that CRT and systemic racism, and renewed focus of diversity, power and privilege, began to take hold in the mid 2010s which was just a few years after the occupy Wall Street/we are the 99% movement. While the occupy movement seemed to have galvanized support from a wide range of communities against the wealthiest class, CRT implementation in K-12 curriculum and the broader discussions about systemic racism seems to be tearing the communities apart, and factionalizing the 99%, weakening their focus on the Uber wealthy while at the same time encouraging tensions and conflict between factions. Here is my question: why CRT now? Who benefits from this debate and ideological conflict?
Great conversation!
Yes! Swords up!!
Fantastic interview! Wonderful to hear a wide ranging argument against the very obvious and serious harm done at every level to our children and citizens by CRT in our schools, corporations, and government. America can not survive in an ideology as insane as this.
Dear parents. Please tell your kids that their school teachers can lie to them and are not necessarily their friends.
In the Soviet school I went to, we were very skeptical of the school routine and what it taught us. By the 6th grade we knew that all the Soviet stuff they were teaching us was just BS.
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 , sure, confuse everyone with your superior knowledge. That's why knowledge exists: not to make things clear for you, but to establish your superiority over everyone.
Go talk to the parents whose children were told, depending on skin color, that they will never amount to anything, or that their very existence is an act of oppression. Go talk to the children themselves.
You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows.
Nice try.
-- Those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@frederickdouglass383 are you Derrick Bell or Samantha Fish? How come I see the same long post repeated by (supposedly) a different person? What game are you playing?
You are deceitful. I'm not playing your games.
@@Kurtlane I am both Bell and Fish and four others..
We are fighting this in our grade school. The principal keeps repeating that "The Office of Diversity/Equity/Inclusion is NOT CRT". That's his only comment. Of course we know that. One is a government office...the other is a dangerous ideology. But here is the problem. The DEI office is "teaching the teachers" many tenets of CRT. They will recommend a book...and have the teachers participate in discussions of the book...even though the BOOK was written by someone with no qualifications...only a very strong political point of view that is similar to CRT.
Hey! I just did a video covering one of Rufo’s articles. I am a liberal but on the side of anyone opposing Critical Theory.
Where's the video? Would be an interesting watch
"Critical Theory" and CRT are NOT the same thing. I imagine you know that.
@@nuqwestr yes, still would be an interesting video should @wwmusic man share it
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Another great guest gents. I can assure you critical race theory is definitely trying to make inroads into the Ministry of Education and the school curriculum here in New Zealand. Workers in Learning Support departments (formerly Special Education) are being forced to go on courses which espouse this doctrine. Critical Social Justice Theory in general is well and truly at the gates if not through them in many schools here in NZ.
Simple logic exposes CRT as a divisive ideology. Perhaps it is not meant to be that, but I would not exclude that possibility.
I think critical thinking is lacking in those that promote CRT
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
* The Race baiters of CRT are really wrecking society th-cam.com/video/zFN2XECvB8o/w-d-xo.html
More voices like this please.
Slavery was never a wide spread practice in the USA
It was spread as wide as the South and wider at times.
"wide-spread", of course it was, in some of the early states there were more slaves than non-slaves, and slavery is written into the original constitution. Read about the the 3/5ths rule. CRT is not about history or slavery, it's a re-framing of Marxist ideology as a strategy to destroy Capitalism.
Well, it kind of was. However, it leaves out the fact that it was mostly a rich person's game, and not just white at that.
@@universalsoldier2293 Yeah, the Cherokee owned slaves, so did Jews, and one native American was even a General in the Civil War, but CRT is not about history or slavery, those are only tactics in the framework of a larger strategy.
@@nuqwestr Massachusetts and Connecticut abolished slavery before the turn of the 19th century.
Chris Rufo is an American hero.
Have you guys asked Rowan Atkinson to appear on your show yet?
-- Some of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Superb interview really enjoyed it.
This guy seems to be right on the money. It's so nice to hear some positivity & dare I say common sense beginning to prevail over the sheer absurdity of CRT. That's not to say that CRT is not still hugely (perhaps increasingly) prevalent, just that at least something of a pushback has begun.
*Oy, Pedro! Dos cervesas por favor!* Never has the efficacy of an advertized product been made more clear to me.
Had to laugh because the advertising preceding this discussion was selling a program “brain glue” to give you the power to be an influencer and sell your ideas quickly.
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
The reason this is taking over is because there is a moral vacuum in the secular humanist worldview, which creates a chronic sense of meaninglessness. This ideology gives a moral framework to a society which has abandoned values derived from metaphysical absolutes. In short it is a secular religion which gives a couple of lost generations a sense of purpose, a place and a process of becoming acceptable or "pure."
I hope you are not suggesting to return to the idea that we should be able to will ourselves to believe in the supernatural?
Great episode but I’m getting a bit tired of people always referencing Sweden as a homogenous country. Almost 20% of our population were born outside of Sweden. I’m not sure if that counts as “non homogeneous” but you can both see and feel a difference.
Interesting, I didn't know this, thanks! From afar (I'm in the US) Sweden seems very homogeneous.
@@zxyatiywariii8 Is there ever a reference to the outside world from the USA that isn't 30 years out of date?
A mystery that Triggernometry is not already cancelled by TH-cam.
Best interview for a while .
if people havent watched it yet All 4 catch up still carries 'The school that tried to end racism' a truly terrifiying watch for people who may still think we arent infected with this insanity.
It's brown shirts all over again.
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Watching from 🇨🇦
We're just across the US/Canada border, greetings!
Out of interest is CRT taught in Europe then? My race is a strange focal point of CRT in america as we are at the bottom of the perceived racial ladder (it's mono at the top) and we find it very condescending and belittling that it's taught to our kids.
I can imagine. I can only speak for the UK where it is not officially on the curriculum but some educationalists seem to be taking it into their own hands.
Depends on where in Europe, the western countries like UK, France might be, eastern places like Poland certainly don't
Shoutout to Babble for sponsoring you! Especially on an episode like this! I always thought they were a hardcore left-leaning company, being based in one of the most divisive leftist capitals of the world, Berlin. Especially since they are pushing the gendered language game hard on their social media channels. Seems kinda contradicting to me, tbh.
No Ann Summers Gift cards for Taliban.
smashed it again cheers lads
In regards to his answer to the last question, we need to start playing as "dirty" as the left does. Unfortunately, that's the only thing that will work.
And this is where you lose about 40% or so of your support from the right. To those guys if you fall short of the moral standard of say John McCain you are a dirty trash populist Trump voter who they "Disdain and Disregard, Completely". But as Michael Malice says, to paraphrase, "you don't have to convince everyone, just the people who can actually change things".
@@mikedodson4595, agreed. The right will let civilization crash and burn before they violate their principles. The country could be one giant smouldering cinder, and many on the right would still pride themselves on taking the "high road". "Everyone's dead, but dog gone it, somewhere up in heaven, Ronald Reagan and Jesus are cheering us on."
I think dirty isn’t the right word, more like seriously and calling them out in truth, not allowing Polite speech to cover their hideous goals. Strip away the euphemisms to expose the truth.
@@OkTxSheepLady, I agree, we should be willing to say, "You're a g*ddamned filthy communist and you know it! You and your stupid-ass ilk are going to have us all starving to death!" ...And that's just the greeting.
@T. C. I’m not sure that greeting will foster a persuasive discussion, though that is what runs through my head from time to time.
It also isn’t just ‘teaching’ a theory (which is extremely complex, requires a higher level of thinking & reasoning that many adults don’t even have these days, which blurs some truths w/ a lot of assumptions, while ignoring many other realities), it is taking those theories and applying them.
In truth, kids aren’t being taught CRT, they are being culturally drowned. I think we must call what is going on in schools/ jobs/ etc, Critical Race Applied Principles (CRAP), which is based upon the CRT writers, in order to separate the confusion and the false talking points media & other proponents use when claiming that CRT “isn’t being taught”.
Loved this especially the news that the tide is turning. Would have liked to hear a lot more about WHY the media is so complicit in CRT and wokery in general. People working for BBC and Chanel 4 News aren’t stupid. What happened?
Individual people (who can have as many viewers as a News Organization) optimize their stories for viewership without a care for facts and then the New Organizations - whose business model is under attack has to counter - hence the hyperbolic and erroneous reporting.
-- Those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Christopher Rufo is hero.
I agree with this gentleman regarding CRT. I used to subscribe to this Theory and thought it was good. But I'm seeing the results of too much CRT, and it doesn't surprise me. We humans have never had the capacity to leave well-enough alone but to go overboard, and what might have started out as a good thing has now been turned into what Mr. Rufo described. 1 thing I don't agree with: The USA generally imports harmful things, e.g. food, drink, and even some ideas and I've seen its insidious influence in other countries. Good show, very informative. Thank y ou.
You guys are tops... Please get Gad Saad on soon; you all are highly simpatico.
Mussolini was preaching this in the 1920s: proletarian nations/races (at that time the words were perceived as synonymous) and exploiting nations and class struggle between nations
Or into the realm of the heart. " The only sensible object in defeating an enemy is to make him your friend" Edward Bond
Good one guys !
I've lived long enough for "George Wallace" to become a hero of the Left .....
(Well his disability did make him a victim ....)
I might knock up some :- T'shirts
"Governor George Wallace - He Was Right"
"Water Fountains for all"
"I'm Equal and Separate"
"We all did what we could do"
What do you think .... ?
(I wonder what Colours I should use)
As a sop to CRT proponents, high schools could offer a CRT class as an elective for the top students in their senior year. Only students who have already mastered their graduation requirements would be eligible. The class would be taught by two instructors, one pro and one anti CRT. The final exam would be a formal public debate between the students presented to their families.
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If you guys are going to mention the Guardian then please supply a trigger warning,
before the programs begins. Now I have visions of screeching women going on
about their oppression.
Correction: ‘screeching _middle-class, privately educated_ women going on about their oppression’. ;)
-- I see idiots on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't know jack shit about it. The way I see it, if they can't answer the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Was the United States founded on White Supremacy?
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 The subject changed to the Screeching, Oppressed Women
of the Guardian. Or SOW's for short.
Please keep up.
That last point is a very important one, what do we do about it? There are lots of people across all ideologies who want to think, talk and campaign on principles, but who are not willing to have the compromises of practical politics, where you never get things done exactly as you want, and you have to settle for things moving in the right direction, or even just being slowed.
It is summed up by that line, we have a Conservative Government and still we have this stuff. Well yes, because so much of this is not the direct actions of Government or Parliament. So much is about institutions independent of direct control, and even where there is control in theory there are the banks of quangos and experts operating. And of course the Government has other priorities, as has the public.
The calculation should be this, what would be happening on this if we had a Labour Government, would this agenda be more or less powerful, and how can a basicly sympathetic Government be nudged along the right path, little by little.
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Haven't had time for triggernometry recently but RUFO!!
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
divide and conquer
I hope Chris Rufo goes on Joe Rogan
Thank you for this interview, it's a breath of fresh air. It's spreading in the UK as well... a famous university is teaching this as part of their teacher training programme. They expect us to be "critical", but they only show you one side of the story. I hope the future generations will forgive us for not standing up, as fighting back today means losing your job, house, and future employment opportunities.
There will always be people who when given the opportunity to make a bad situation worse will take it just to feel empowered. And , sorry kiddies, but there will always be 'opportunities' for things to go from bad to worse. Don't worry about presenting delusional 'solutions', that's a job for virtue-signalers. Just keep pushing back, - Hold The Line!
God damn, this guy is a HERO!
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Dissent, division and resentment fostering a deep seated doubt about ourselves, our place on the planet and the good and morally excellent goals we have in our lives,..... is exactly what the far left, socialist authoritarianism,........... is striving for.
Good work Triggernometry for bringing this to us, so needed, to break the nonsense bubble.
Best from Australia
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
Now been brought in at my council area in Scotland. Scary and Divisive.
-- All of those I see on social media criticizing Critical Race Theory don't seem to have a very good understand of what it is. The way I see it, if they can't answer at least half of the following basic questions about Critical Race Theory correctly, they can't possible have well informed opinions on the topic.
In one sentence, what is Critical Race Theory? (If you can't define something in one sentence, you don't have clear idea of what it is).
Why would the Nazis have hated Critical Race Theory?
What problem did legal scholars wrestle with in the 1970s that eventually led to the founding of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who is the Godfather of Critical Race Theory and how did he shatter the shining image of a celebrated Supreme Court civil rights ruling?
What is the Interest-Convergence Dilemma?
What was “The Alternative Course?”
Name three of the founders of the Critical Race Theory movement?
Who coined the term "Critical Race Theory" and what did it mean?
Is Critical Race Theory a noun or a verb?
Name one of the key tenets of Critical Race Theory?
@@derrickbell24 there is only one answer anyone needs , look up the 1848 club.
@@the_forbinproject2777 You look up the 1848 club and then tell me about it.