“I guess we were never taught to hate each other. I’m thankful for that.”
That is exactly what CRT is all about - teaching people to hate. To feel resentment towards things that they never experienced.
Since Black Lives Matter violent protests erupted last year, systemic racism has been transformed from a fringe theory to a canonical truth.
Deemed incontestable, systemic racism provides the political rationale for “dismantling”—in the words of no less an authority than the NIH—the institutions and cultural standards that, according to the framework’s advocates, are maintained to uphold white supremacy.
This year, the National Institutes of Health issued an apology to all who have suffered from structural racism in biomedical research. The NIH is dedicating $90 million tax dollars to the study of health disparities and structural racism, engaging in more than 60 diversity and inclusion initiatives, and committing “every tool at our disposal to remediate the chronic problem of structural racism.”