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The question goes to the heart of the faith which has animated liberal thought toward race since long before it was formalized in the New York Times’ 1619 Project and Critical Race Theory—a belief not just that America has sins, or was imperfect, but that America was and is uniquely sinful and worse than everyone …
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Within I pick three topics upon which to discourse, but not worth a full-length examination as a standalone piece on their own. But first, reprising an older cartoon (for shameless self-promotion!):
This is not the first time we’ve suggested this but a recent piece at Ace of Spades invited us to revisit it. From statues to names of buildings, to anything historically connected to slavery, the Left has obsessed with erasing it.
[Yesterday was] Constitution Day, the anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution by 39 delegates to the Constitutional Convention in 1787. Not a federal holiday, Constitution Day goes largely ignored because the government created on this date has opted over the centuries not to celebrate the anniversary of its own birth.
Oh, that’s RIGHT! It really isn’t about skin color at all. They may say it. They may try to make you believe them. But they lie. They certainly have made it clear that it SEEMS to be that:
Barry Obama, 44th President of the United States, is your a-typical leftist race-baiter. He ruined race relations in America and got rich off of it. He lives without fear of his “rising seas” in a palatial sea-side summer retreat. Is it any surprise he is descended from slave owners?
I read this aloud on the Live with the Liz radio show because it spoils the Narrative of both the Blame-America-Firsters and Black Lives Matter.
Nearly six decades ago, Martin Luther King, Jr. fought for a better world, imploring us to judge others by “the content of their character.” He offered a vision of an America that united people across racial, political, and economic lines—a vision that we can all believe in.
Supporters and opponents of Critical Race Theory (CRT) debate the merits of teaching more about racism and slavery in schools. Some supporters of CRT have said, “opponents of CRT want our history white-washed.” They imply that some of what is taught in history is a lie.
As a parental rights advocate in New Hampshire, I’m hearing from parents and teachers across this state who are extremely bothered by the radicalization going on in their local public schools. Critical Race Theory teaches children, and even adults, that they are essentially part of two groups of people.
