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Exactly which part requires it? Indeed, the very definition asserts that 'race' is a social construct designed for the purpose of opressing some for the benefit

Exactly which part requires it? Indeed, the very definition asserts that 'race' is a social construct designed for the purpose of opressing some for the benefit of others. I think one must instead ask themselves "where the hell did I get this notion of what critical race theory means?".

yucky 5y ago
>I think one must instead ask themselves "where the hell did I get this notion of what critical race theory means?". I provided the exact quote from Ibram X. Kendi, if you don't accept the description from the foremost expert on CRT on how it requires racial discrimination, I'm not sure it's a truth you would ever be willing to accept. In the interests of not turning this place into Reddit, it's probably best to take Mr. Kendi at his word, and leave the rest up to the reader :)
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
  > I provided the exact quote from Ibram X. Kendi Yes, and I provided reasoning as to why I think that quote is taken out of context. I have provided the text of the definition of Critical Race Theory from Wikipedia, which almost word for word has lifted it from Encyclopedia Britannica. I'm going to have to take that over one sentence that was most likely taken out of context and the interpretation apparently only backed by 'trust me bro!'.
  - yucky 5y ago
    Do you think the government & public educational institutions should treat everyone the same regardless of skin color?
    - AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
      I presume you're about to pull a quote from some proponent of critical race theory whos says otherwise, so I don't know why you're bothering to be coy about it. By all means, please do so and link the context around the quote so I can properly evaluate what they're actually saying, instead of just what some random internet is implying they are saying.

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Exactly which part requires it? Indeed, the very definition asserts that 'race' is a social construct designed for the purpose of opressing some for the benefit

by AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago

yucky 5y ago
>I think one must instead ask themselves "where the hell did I get this notion of what critical race theory means?". I provided the exact quote from Ibram X. Kendi, if you don't accept the description from the foremost expert on CRT on how it requires racial discrimination, I'm not sure it's a truth you would ever be willing to accept. In the interests of not turning this place into Reddit, it's probably best to take Mr. Kendi at his word, and leave the rest up to the reader :)
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
  > I provided the exact quote from Ibram X. Kendi Yes, and I provided reasoning as to why I think that quote is taken out of context. I have provided the text of the definition of Critical Race Theory from Wikipedia, which almost word for word has lifted it from Encyclopedia Britannica. I'm going to have to take that over one sentence that was most likely taken out of context and the interpretation apparently only backed by 'trust me bro!'.
  - yucky 5y ago
    Do you think the government & public educational institutions should treat everyone the same regardless of skin color?
    - AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y ago
      I presume you're about to pull a quote from some proponent of critical race theory whos says otherwise, so I don't know why you're bothering to be coy about it. By all means, please do so and link the context around the quote so I can properly evaluate what they're actually saying, instead of just what some random internet is implying they are saying.