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Originally Posted by wet work
Mainly because I think getting bogged down in the minutiae makes it too easy to lose sight of the big picture. The goals still pretty much seem to be off in the same direction wrt civil rights etc. as far as I can surmise. And I just don't think things were neatly tied up in a bow at some point no one can even define--and then some new 'monster' sprang up out of the blue named crt to terrorize our lives.
Critical to race theory finds disparities and attempts to explain them with narratives. It doesn't actually study racism, nor does it attempt to find it. The disparity is the racism. This main focus is equity, and the solutions for that is racial discrimination, coupled with a race conscious society.
You put yourself into the box. You do this thing where you are claiming you don't necessarily support CRT but you damn sure want to come defend it and brag about your anti-racism, but when challenged on what that actually means reject that any discussion related to what that actually means, so is not to commit yourself to anything.
You're posting history indicates you basically buy into everything CRT teaches, whether you think so or not.
It always boggles my mind when people reject that they're not true believers in critical race theory, and anti-racism, but champion the nobleness of such causes. If you buy into some of it, why hide your affiliation to it?
Like, I don't buy into everything conservatives or Republicans say, nor do I consider myself a line perfectly with conservatives or Republicans but I'd be lying to myself to say I didn't lean conservative/libertarian.