Forget CRT. America Needs Critical
Infrastructure Training
Posted By: Imright, 6/27/2021 4:24:46 AM
Critical race theory may be the most controversial idea in circulation today. A Rorschach test for the American people, many view it as little more than an expensive racket to excoriate white people.Whatever your thoughts, it’s certainly divisive.The country is now more divided than at any point in recent history; further division is the last thing America needs. Unity is what is required. Not some sort of Marianne Williamson-inspired, flowers in our hair unity, but a commonsense sort. Whether our country can recover political unity will depend on the United States remaining a safe, functioning, sovereign nation. That seems like a goal worth rallying around.
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Clarence Thomas ‘dies early, like many
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