Critical Race Theory and neo-Marxism
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- Source/Author: NEW YORK POST
Many see the slogan Black Lives Matter as a plea to secure the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all Americans, especially historically wronged African Americans. They add the BLM hashtag to their social-media profiles, carry BLM signs at protests, and make financial donations.
The goals of the Black Lives Matter organization founders go far beyond what most people think: They are a trained Marxist.
Read more: Black Lives Matter Agenda Is Far Different From the Slogan
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- Source/Author: Julio M. Shiling
What is Critical Race Theory?
Critical Race Theory (“CRT”) is an ideological framework that establishes that law, political power, economic opportunity/results, social relations and the ensuing culture are all determined by the existing model of systemic racism dominated by the white supremacy class in power and thereby exercising racist cultural hegemony. It fosters the absolute belief that inherent racism is not just attributable to established institutions and practices, but that white people are inescapably racist, and that the current system is unable to ameliorate race problems simply by betterment reforms. Only through radical systemic deconstruction and overhaul, which includes the forcible application and enforcement of discriminatory racial role-reversal policies, reparations (financial and legal), historical negationism/falsification indoctrination and comprehensive wealth appropriation and redistribution schemes can “justice” be achieved.
CRT is a postmodernist philosophical worldview which springs forth from the Critical Theory of the Frankfurt School. Thus, it is innately Marxist. For its epistemological rationalization, CRT formulates fictional, quasi-fictional or anecdotal (at best) accounts of history. The “1619 Project” is a case in point.
