As we fight to have the rightful President Trump brought back the marxist communist continue their long march through our institutions.
Institutionalizing Critical Race Theory
How Marxists in America expect to seize power completely.
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This is Part 1 of a new 3-part series on the rapidly deteriorating situation in American schools with regard to the teaching of Critical Race Theory (CRT) as part of Ethnic Studies programs. The dangerous effects of CRT ideology already are apparent across U.S. institutions and must be countered immediately and resolutely if we are not to lose this Shining City on a Hill forever to a dark Marxist future.
A series of four articles here, here, here, and here, published at this site last year began to lay out the situation with a focus on the Santa Barbara Unified School District in California. This new series will update that focus, as the State of California continues to wrestle with the final form of an Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum. With the Biden Education Department signaling its intent to push Critical Race Theory on America’s schools, however, the issue is nationwide. In mid-April 2021, the Education Department released the text of a proposed new rule establishing priorities for the awarding of grants in American History and Civics Education programs to U.S. public schools.
Parents across the country are becoming increasingly alarmed at the pace with which the Biden administration and Department of Education are pursuing the framing of education across the board – in K-12 classes in everything from civics to basic reading, writing and math – in terms of racism. Many parents, stuck at home for the last year along with their children, are just beginning to realize what their kids are being indoctrinated with. It is identity-based Marxism in its purest form but adapted for the U.S. system to centralize race rather than economic class as the Alinskyite wedge issue maliciously designed to provoke division, hatred, and eventually, revolution.
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This poison needs to be eradicated with malice. Universities teaching this lose federal funding, federal government dissolve the division, school boards supporting this doxxed out of your communities et al. As many have said, we are in a war and it is on all fronts of American life. Idaho and Florida have put a stop to this marxist ideology, has your state especially those with Republican leadership?
Basecamp Tells Critical Race Theory Coup Leftists to Shove Off
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There have been a lot of stories of companies and institutions folding to critical race theory takeovers. And very few counterexamples.
We’ve seen the game play out over and over again.
...Basecamp CEO Jason Fried posted his “Changes at Basecamp” post with several key points. Most notably, “1. No more societal and political discussions on our company Basecamp account.”
“Today’s social and political waters are especially choppy. Sensitivities are at 11, and every discussion remotely related to politics, advocacy, or society at large quickly spins away from pleasant. You shouldn’t have to wonder if staying out of it means you’re complicit, or wading into it means you’re a target. These are difficult enough waters to navigate in life, but significantly more so at work. It’s become too much. It’s a major distraction. It saps our energy, and redirects our dialog towards dark places. It’s not healthy, it hasn’t served us well. And we’re done with it on our company Basecamp account where the work happens. People can take the conversations with willing co-workers to Signal, Whatsapp, or even a personal Basecamp account, but it can’t happen where the work happens anymore.”
It’s a smart move that identifies a major vector of the problem which is critical race theory leftists using company forums to organize and radicalize, and then manufacture a conflict.
Fried’s co-founder expanded on that, “This includes everything from sharing political stories in campfire, using message threads to elucidate others on political beliefs that go beyond the topic directly, or performing political advocacy in general.”
Fried’s original post announces an end to committees, that focuses on various diversity bids, assorted workplace matters, and a rejection of the entire stakeholder ethos.
“We make project management, team communication, and email software. We are not a social impact company. Our impact is contained to what we do and how we do it. We write business books, blog a ton, speak regularly, we open source software, we give back an inordinate amount to our industry given our size. And we’re damn proud of it. Our work, plus that kind of giving, should occupy our full attention. We don’t have to solve deep social problems, chime in publicly whenever the world requests our opinion on the major issues of the day, or get behind one movement or another with time or treasure. These are all important topics, but they’re not our topics at work — they’re not what we collectively do here. Employees are free to take up whatever cause they want, support whatever movements they’d like, and speak out on whatever horrible injustices are being perpetrated on this group or that (and, unfortunately, there are far too many to choose from). But that’s their business, not ours. We’re in the business of making software, and a few tangential things that touch that edge. We’re responsible for ourselves. That’s more than enough for us.”
This is common sense. It’s also a rejection of the entire social impact garbage that has taken over much of Corporate America.
It may sound like a small thing to people outside the industry, but it’s a revolutionary statement for any company to make these days, let alone a tech company.
The expected next act of the drama followed with staged resignations, social media outrage, and media outrage. It’ll be a painful process, but likely the only way the company can survive.
BLM Activist Sat on the Chauvin Jury After Claiming He Could Be ‘Impartial’, Tells People to Get on Juries to ‘Spark Change’
https://getuperica.com/334572/listen-black-juror-in-derek-chauvin-trial-speaks-out-exclusive/
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Not a legal authority but this IMO seems like another reason to throw out the case and conviction by declaring a mistrial.