Judicial Watch has taken up the banner against Critical Race Theory under the presumption that it violates the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause to direct their focus (in this case) on what at least one district calls “affinity spaces.”
One of the foundation pillars of the equity and inclusion movement (CRT, etc.) is segregation by race. Self-segregation ideally, but in the name of anti-discrimination, advocates are encouraged to create safe spaces that discriminate.
Single race dorms have become a big thing, for example.
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All sponsored, advocated, and encouraged by the ideological ancestors of Slave owners and Jim Crowe – the Democrat party.
And you have probably heard of free speech zones. Tiny islands where you can exercise constitutional rights while most public space prohibits such expression (no free speech). These are against the law and have been challenged across the nation.
Affinity spaces are sanctioned segregation by race or polity.
The “affinity spaces” were specifically designed “for specialized populations within the wider Faculty/Staff (ie. ALANA, Admin Leaders of Color, LGBTQ+, White Educators for Antiracism, etc.),” according to a quote from one of the documents obtained.
This is a default setting at Wellesley. No, not the college, the public school. And not just at Wellesley. As our readers know, local school districts in New Hampshire have been educating from the same playbook. Teaching race-shaming, segregation, and discrimination with taxpayer dollars.
It violated state law before the Governor signed HB2. It violates equal protection provisions of the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution, And now it violates the statutory language just passed into law.
To paraphrase Tom Fitton of Judicial Watch, “Much of what passes for critical race theory violates existing federal and state laws.” It does, and parents, taxpayers, and advocacy groups are tuning in to these facts and encouraging and supporting legislators who are pushing back.
But have they risen to resist it in time, or has too much damage already been done?
