But CRT doesn't exist.....But somehow it should influence medical treatment?

[WuWei]

@Guntsu

@WuWei

There are no living slaves.

yeah and?

Technically slavery ended in 1865…

No, not technically.

[WuWei]

@fallenturtle

@WuWei

At that same conference, they admitted to being Marxists. Joked about it.

There’s more to Marx then communism.

Of course, there’s also socialism. And tribalism, feudalism and capitalism. And failure.

[e7alr]

Yeah, a conspiracy with written ideology, organizations whose sole purpose is to spread the ideology through all segments of the culture and, of course, just reams of documents in the public and private sector where it is penetrating HR policies.

I seem to remember an old saying about something looking, walking and acting like a duck.

[fallenturtle]

@WuWei

@fallenturtle

@WuWei

At that same conference, they admitted to being Marxists. Joked about it.

There’s more to Marx then communism.

Of course, there’s also socialism. And tribalism, feudalism and capitalism. And failure.

Marx didn’t invent socialism.

[fallenturtle]

@e7alr

Yeah, a conspiracy with written ideology, organizations whose sole purpose is to spread the ideology through all segments of the culture and, of course, just reams of documents in the public and private sector where it is penetrating HR policies.

I seem to remember an old saying about something looking, walking and acting like a duck.

But its not looking, walking, or acting like a duck.

[WuWei]

@fallenturtle

Marx didn’t invent socialism.

Nor did I say he did.

[e7alr]

Back to the overcome objections script.

[fallenturtle]

@e7alr

Back to the overcome objections script.

Are you reflecting?

[e7alr]

Just bored with the same scripted response coming back when you guys have nothing left.

[fallenturtle]

@e7alr

Just bored with the same scripted response coming back when you guys have nothing left.

Have you considered that perhaps its not a script and you’re just mistaken on what CRT is all about?

[e7alr]

Oh you guys just kill me sometimes. I read English (North American Dialect) on the post graduate level. I have read their materials. The stuff is on line. Then, every come back is it doesn’t exist, until it does exist, but supposedly only in the discussion rooms of liberal arts faculty offices, oh and it is anti-racist, you just have to believe that your biological traits determine your character and either swear unwavering loyalty to your identity group (if you are not white) or promise to be a traitor to your race if you are white, but remember it doesn’t actually exist, except it is documented through out the public and private sector.

Your responses, match leftist responses in the public and private sector and the rote parroted line of the MSM. That makes it one of those lying eyes scenarios.

[fallenturtle]

@e7alr

Oh you guys just kill me sometimes. I read English (North American Dialect) on the post graduate level. I have read their materials. The stuff is on line. Then, every come back is it doesn’t exist, until it does exist, but supposedly only in the discussion rooms of liberal arts faculty offices, oh and it is anti-racist, you just have to believe that your biological traits determine your character and either swear unwavering loyalty to your identity group (if you are not white) or promise to be a traitor to your race if you are white, but remember it doesn’t actually exist, except it is documented through out the public and private sector.

Your responses, match leftist responses in the public and private sector and the rote parroted line of the MSM. That makes it one of those lying eyes scenarios.

So the following statement is wrong?

Critical race theory (CRT) is a framework of analysis and an academic movement of civil-rights scholars and activists who seek to examine the intersection of race and law in the United States and to challenge mainstream American liberal approaches to racial justice. CRT examines social, cultural, and legal issues primarily as they relate to race and racism in the United States. A tenet of CRT is that racism and disparate racial outcomes are the result of complex, changing, and often subtle social and institutional dynamics, rather than explicit and intentional prejudices of individuals.

[e7alr]

And now an M&B defense to distract.

[fallenturtle]

@e7alr

And now an M&B defense to distract.

[e7alr]

Motte and Bailey. Don’t feel bad, I didn’t recognize the reference when Sneaky referenced it a couple days ago.

[fallenturtle]

@e7alr

Motte and Bailey. Don’t feel bad, I didn’t recognize the reference when Sneaky referenced it a couple days ago.

No, I got the reference.

[DougBH]

How dare Fox News notice the application of CRT. That’s one of the things news should not report.

[e7alr]

Ah, just irritated it didn’t have any effect.

[PurpnGold]

@e7alr

oh and it is anti-racist, you just have to believe that your biological traits determine your character and either swear unwavering loyalty to your identity group (if you are not white) or promise to be a traitor to your race if you are white, but remember it doesn’t actually exist, except it is documented through out the public and private sector.

You seem confused.

CRT exists. Nobody has claimed it doesn’t exist. What we challenge is that CRT is taught in k-12 or that it is taught in med school.

D E and I is not uniquely CRT. CRT, in application, is just a framework by which we examine the role of racist (coupled with other intersections) in law and how it impacts different groups.

[e7alr]

I’m not confused at all. CRT is the title of the framework, D E and I is the packaging (the pretty bow) left undefined to conceal the methods and assertions, but the objective is subverting society to achieve Marxism using accusations of racism against any who question or point out the bigotry advocated in the methods.