And where is it used?
Have yourself a very pleasant evening.See, that's where the defenders of it start their arguments. When examples start being pointed out, the defenders of CRT start denying that it even exists, and that the problem is with anyone who points it out.
Been down that road before.
In other words, you want me to get CRT information from sites and people who are actually in favor of teaching CRT. Sorry, but no.
The truth about it is revealed when it's used.
I haven't laughed outloud for a while from anything on Christian forums but I'm still giggling away 20 seconds later.In other words, you want me to get CRT information from sites and people who are actually in favor of teaching CRT. Sorry, but no.
It doesn't even have to be 50% pacomascarot.....When I go to learn something the SAFEST ROUTE is to ignore 50% of the debate. I find I win 100% of the debates in which I simply operate from the position that the OTHER side is not even worth listening to let alone trying to understand their point of view.
100%
I haven't laughed outloud for a while from anything on Christian forums but I'm still giggling away 20 seconds later.
We would want you to get information from people who have a good depth of understanding of the topic, the nuances of it, and perhaps who would be able to answer your questions and concerns based on the topic.
Why would you think you have a GOOD understanding of a topic by listening ONLY to the people who vehemently disagree with it?
I mean, it is a behaviour pattern with conservatives:
Climate Change: Fox News, Watts up with that? the other 2 climate scientists who have some minor skepticism around it and a dozen or so journalists.
CRT: Fox News, The Republic, Ben Shapiro
Seriously, if you only listen to people complaining about an idea why do you think you (or they) understand it?
Then I guess I better read Mein Kampf before saying anything against Nazis.
You'll note I said "IDEA". And I said IDEA very purposefully.Then I guess I better read Mein Kampf before saying anything against Nazis.
OOoooohhh! Here I thought we were talking about Cathode Ray Tubes. I was all on board with denying students the right to learn about how hard it was for us in the past to move our computer around.
They should be making jokes about Culturally Responsive Teaching, or Criterion Referenced Tests or Charitable Remainder TrustsWe need a forum rule that if you make the Cathode Ray Tube joke....you're banned for life.
I didn't think it was funny the first time, but it's comedy and the only way to learn is to try things out.
8 cathode ray tube jokes later and it's starting to feel like all these posters work together in the mail room of their office building.
When I go to learn something the SAFEST ROUTE is to ignore 50% of the debate.
We need a forum rule that if you make the Cathode Ray Tube joke....you're banned for life.
I didn't think it was funny the first time, but it's comedy and the only way to learn is to try things out.
That should be easy....CRT proponents don't debate. If they did, they wouldn't need to indoctrinate children.
Debate basically killed critical legal theory...and the people pushing CRT don't seem to be in a hurry to copy them.
CRT proponents speak about their worldview as if it were fact.
Not unlike the manufactured outrage over Critical Race Theory that the Right wing flogs like a rotting horse corpse.
If it's fake....why not just let conservatives ban it? It won't really affect anything.
This is really helpful to know. Now I know that among the folks like you teaching children of how our nation made mistakes is "indoctrination".
I take it you don't ever think back to errors you made in your life to help you become a better person.
Well, it would be a great idea if folks like you would actually learn what people are talking about with regards to CRT before you have life-threatening fits.
Ummm, well, America DID enslave people for hundreds of years and when they stopped enslaving them directly they developed Jim Crow.
But I'm sure in your world those things didn't exist.