Critical Race Theory at Stanford Leads
to Antisemitism Complaint From Jewish
Faculty
Posted By: OhioNick, 6/16/2021 12:01:39 AM
This is an old problem with a critical new urgency in the age of critical race theory. Jews may be the target of a disproportionate amount of hate crimes, but they're not an official minority. As critical race theory rolls out in organizations, people are pressured into joining segregated groupings. Official minorities go to minority Oppressed Victim caucuses, while designated white people go to the White People are Evil Oppressors and Must Apologize Every Day for Their Existence caucuses. And that means the descendants of Holocaust survivors being told they're guilty of white supremacy. That's how things went over at Stanford.
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This is an old problem with a critical new urgency in the age of critical race theory.
Jews may be the target of a disproportionate amount of hate crimes, but they're not an official minority. As critical race theory rolls out in organizations, people are pressured into joining segregated groupings. Official minorities go to minority Oppressed Victim caucuses, while designated white people go to the White People are Evil Oppressors and Must Apologize Every Day for Their Existence caucuses.
And that means the descendants of Holocaust survivors being told they're guilty of white supremacy.
That's how things went over at Stanford.
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