“Critical Race Theory” Crackpot Communism

Twitter users criticized an NBC op-ed which argued that parents wanting a say in their children’s education is equivalent to parents interfering with a surgical operation simply because the patient is their child.

Parents with children enrolled in the Scottsdale Unified School District were appalled when they uncovered that one of the district’s school board members had editing access to a Google Drive that included personal pictures and information on a slew of outspoken parents, including their social security numbers, a divorce proceeding, and financial records.

Academia, the legacy media, and the entertainment industry’s embrace of Woke ideology amounts to another form of warfare by elites on the American working class, a media critic has told CNN. Woke ideology, which prioritizes the embrace of Critical Race Theory, masks the most powerful forces in society’s exclusion of and contempt for those in much more precarious financial positions, she said.

This results in “affluent white liberals using the real pain of black Americans in order to withdraw from the common good and abandon the working class of all races,” said Batya Ungar-Sargon, the deputy opinion editor of Newsweek and author of the book “Bad News: How Woke Media is Undermining Democracy.”

“A lot of this conversation around Wokeness is actually about class,” she said.

Democrats were taken to the woodshed in Tuesday’s off-year elections and especially in Virginia where they were steamrolled, largely as a result of a long-overdue backlash over the teaching of critical race theory in classrooms.

Having fully embraced the divisive anti-white, anti-American revisionist history of CRT that had gestated for decades on college campuses before spreading like a virus through nearly every major institution in the nation, the ruling party was the recipient of a wake-up call that Americans are mad as hell and aren’t going to take it anymore.

Our country was founded as one nation under God, and our children used to be reminded of it every day. It used to be standard practice that when the school bell rang, children would stand up, face the American flag, place their right hand over their heart and say the pledge of allegiance. Each day they would speak the words “one nation, under God.” The symbolism was clear; we all stood united in our love of country and commitment to equality.

Where did that unity go?

The Virginia school board at the center of a row over its gender-affirmation policies and alleged critical race theory (CRT) curriculum has been accused by a parent of teaching primary schoolers that white people are “born evil.”

At a Loudoun County School Board meeting last week, a mother revealed that she had pulled her children from the county’s public school system after her six-year-old daughter asked her last year if she was “born evil because she was a white person.” The child had apparently learned this in a history lesson taught at her former school.