Dunno. But our economy and quality of life will improve.
Anti-racist policies can be geared toward the private sector - see anti-discrimination laws.
We don’t have open borders.
What is CT?
I don’t know anyone trying to create utopia, but I guess that’s just a word…an America where working one job would allow anyone to raise a family, enjoy a few creature comforts and enjoy a few vacation days to take advantage of our awesome country - or even travel abroad! - is basically what I am hoping for. Oh, and also, where cops murder fewer people, and also where we don’t have more gun deaths than every other industrialized nation.
I mean, there are other things, but that’s the bulk of my political interests.
Follow the guidelines of the past, when we had a stronger middle class and a more balanced economy.
Strong unions, higher relative minimum wage, slightly higher taxes for the top wage earners, government funded higher education (ie: the GI bill).
All this things we had when our middle class was booming and most American families could thrive on one salary - which improves our quality of life in countless ways.
I have no problem with discussions of the impact of racism on America, but as far as I can tell there is no serious effort afoot to make critical race theory an over arching precept of public education, so your question is moot.
We educated millions of Americans returning from WWII and we enjoyed a period of prosperity and an expanding middle class, which led to a stable economy that everyone benefited from. Households lived well on one income, which improved quality of life.
You don’t think those are worthy things to recapture?
I just skimmed your post, but I didn’t see them mentioning CRT. Just that they were discussing race more in their lessons.
But to your OP, I think it’s all a boogey man. Discussing racism, slavery etc… isn’t some devious plot to mind meld the country and assimilate them into the Borg.
Critical Theory.
