The culture of colonial groups, of people from all over the world and the control of the first people of a large or small area to form an army around them, has an insurmountable and invincible disease. This does not mean that the people of England, France, Turkey, Iran, India, or China do not have their own land settlement problems. They do. But these predictions are for other ages.
One of the things the colonists do is pretend to be citizens of countries that have taken them by force, and call all who follow them like “foreigners”. They have a strange history, in order to prove themselves and the world that they have the right to seize the land they have stolen.
Recognizing their recent origins, these colonialists are at risk and begin to do strange things all the time when they are aware of the plight of those who own what is in a country that they claim to be their own.
And this is exactly what is happening today in the so-called United States of America.
You often wake up in the middle of nowhere to find people who are racist who have a word, mantra, or something that they consider to be magical that can give their story a sudden and unchanging story. Nowadays, it’s a “Critical Race Theory” and, based on their surprising interest and tricks, they refer to it as “CRT”.
Meanwhile, in their eyes, “CRT” is an insult, a curse word. It represents a recent revolt against their own ideas, “theirs”.
Now, what exactly is Crace Race Theory?
It doesn’t matter. It means what Donald Trump told them to mean. It means a bad thing. It means white people are at risk. It means that if the American people do not vote for Trump, or any other opposition Republican, black people, Latinx, feminists, Marxists, Jews, Muslims, homosexuals, insurgents and all ungodly people will come to take over their country.
Tough Doctrine – a school teaching that big US corporations are racist and built in their own way to promote white supremacy – would have been too academic had it not been for Trump and his struggle to win a second term. Today, Critical Race Theory is a topic of discussion in the US only because Trump decided to strike it out for exposing the incurable discrimination between him and his supporters.
From Postcolonial Doctrine to Simple Competition Doctrine
In September 2020, when Trump followed up on Joe Biden with a number of questions, the Bureau of Budget issued the following directive: “All organizations are instructed to recognize all contracts or other corporate funding related to any complex competitive education,” he said. or any other educational or media activity that teaches or demonstrates (1) that the United States is a racist country or an evil world or (2) that every race or ethnic group is racist or evil. ”
Then you have it: if you can tell the truth and expose discrimination in this country, then you are in trouble and the government will follow you.
The use of government by its power to reduce ideology of any kind did not originate with Trump. Nearly two decades earlier, American Zionists had used the same tactic to try to end Israeli criticism of US universities. Their main focus at the time was Edward Said and his challenging education.
In October 2003, as Michelle Goldberg explained in the Salon, the US Embassy, ”they all agreed on a policy that would require international university departments to show support for US foreign policy or to finance their federal funds. Her approval followed a public hearing. [that] in the summer when members of Congress heard evidence about the evil power of the late Edward Said in the Middle East accounting department, which is described as anti-American.
The same forces that try to stop Edward Said’s education, and any other ideas that expose the causes of injustice that plague the US and the world, have now turned to Critical Race Theory – a concept that has existed for centuries and seeks to explain and eradicate daily discrimination by Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, Emmanuel Macron, or Boris Johnson.
Deep roots think deeply
The notion that legislation, politics, even education and other factors working to support the movement is far older than the Critical Race Theory and goes back to the well-known Marxist theorist Antonio Gramsci’s “Hegemony” and his presence in the writings of Marx on German Ideology.
We can go back to Nietzsche and from there until Thrasymachus met Socrates in Plato’s Republic’s first treatise, in which he distorted Socrates’ notion of “justice” by stating that it was the will of the powerful.
For this reason scholars who participated in the Critical Race Theory did not make a serious decision or use it for the first time to spread prejudice. The significance of the Critical Race Theory at this time in American history is the way in which the rigorous educational system now informs a large group known as the Black Lives Matter. This productive language between the doctrine of education and the uprising among the people is what threatens the incumbents who are struggling with tooth and nail to protect and preserve their social and educational opportunities. It’s a group battle, clean and simple. The so-called “saints” want to protect the privileges they enjoy only by being “holy”, and strongly oppose any recognition that happens to those under their control.
The way in which the Doctrine of the Critical Race was presented was no different from that of the movements and stages of other students were identified and discussed. A memorable event at the inauguration of the Critical Race Theory was published in 2001 by Richard Delgado and Jean Stefancic’s book, Critical Race Theory: An Introduction, describing the beginnings, the main themes, and the foreword to the field. The authors have also edited and edited the book to include recent developments.
Like the stages of Liberation Theology, or Subaltern or Postcolonial studies before, Critical Race Theory is also not the cause but the response to existing cultures – realities that need to be explained in detail in history and psychology. Reimbursement, overcoming demons, or part of the education system will not solve the problems that arose in the first place. That proves its importance and legitimacy.
Consider the fact that the US Senate Republicans just voted to ban major laws that seek to secure the right to vote for non-Western Americans. In doing so, he confirmed the truth of the Critical Race Theory. It is the class wars, of the rich who were encouraged to fight against the poor, and to destroy their nation.
Looking at public schools
Paying money for racist research is now a Republican issue. Just last month, Representative Dan Bishop of North Carolina introduced the so-called “Stop CRT Act and the Combatting Racist Training in the Military Act”, which, as he reported in the newspaper, “would prevent government funds from being used to promote and educate Critical Race Theory (CRT). forbidding the military to follow. ”
“Critical Race Theory is a poison to the psyche of our country,” Rep. Bishop said. “These destructive ideas are not available in American organizations, and the money I am writing will help ensure that our government does not spend money to support them.” He said Biden’s supervisors were supported and encouraged by the “Left One” and “committed to suppressing the lies of this new class in our classroom, workplace, and even the military.”
Strong Republican political leaders are targeting public schools mainly because this is where ordinary people and ordinary children have the closest connection to the poor. They don’t worry if private schools and affluent communities come across “ideas” – because their wealth and opportunities disrupt their learning. But in small and medium-sized groups and in public schools, these ideas are in line with the realities of students and their parents and teachers. This means the ultimate transformation of human awareness of complex humanities.
Accepting demonstrations, criticizing, criticizing, extorting money, and even making a mistake in the Critical Race Theory will not end the systematic discrimination at the root and spread in the trees and the bitter fruits of this country’s history and realities. If you do not allow the stigma of racism to take over and express itself, it will sing, dance, shout, protest and walk the streets and the streets of this country and the rest of the world. Because, the truth always wakes up firmly to fulfill every true idea.
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