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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman. My guest today is Christopher Rufo. Christopher

is a documentary filmmaker and a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute.

He's almost single-handedly led the national fight against critical race theory

as it manifests in public schools and in workplaces.

I haven't said much about this subject yet, so it was great to finally dive into it.

Christopher and I talk about where critical race theory comes from.

We talk about diversity training in the workplace.

We talk about segregating people by race.

We talk about various anti-critical race theory state laws and whether they're a good idea.

We talk about what business owners and CEOs can do to fight critical race theory and more. So without further ado,

Christopher Rufo. All right, Christopher Rufo. Thanks so much for coming on my show. Good to be with you.

We did an event for Manhattan Institute many months ago, and I think that's where we met virtually,

at least. And I think probably the majority of my audience is going to be aware of you and

your activism work in the past year or so.

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