Are we seeing the revitalization of conservative civilization all over the world has been a massive backlash against globalization, its leftist leadership, and its anti-cultural liberal values, and its just the beginning?

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That's pretty much all camera set, it's pretty much what is going to all come down to. You're going to deliberately teach kids, this white kid right here, got it better to you because he white? You're going to perfectly tell a white kid? Oh, the black people are all down and suppressed. How do I have two medical debris if I'm sitting here oppressed?

Please get back to just teaching our children, math, science, factual history, equity of opportunity, and teaching them how to think and not what to think.

In school board meetings across the country, critical race theory is all the rage, and I do mean literally, figure it out, or get off the podium.

And one of the more high-profiled confrontations involved the recent clash between Ben Shapiro and MSNBC contributor Malcolm Nance on HBO's real time with Bill Mar.

After the debate, both right wing and left wing sites declared their side the hands-down winner of this epic throwdown. So who's right? Well, that's what we are going to decide.

I've taught logic, argumentation, debate, and I'm going to react to this bout between Shapiro and Nance to help you think better and argue better and stick with me to the very end of this video, where I'll reveal the real winner of the night. So let's dive right in.

Let's get back into hard news. I hate it. We're happy that you had a good time, and now we're going to fight, and now I'm going to make you fight again, but it's okay.

But I got to talk about the muzzle laws. There's these laws that have been introduced in the neuro stage to not talk about critical race theory.

Now, critical race theory, I must say, to begin with, I didn't heard the term probably a year ago. Now I hear it every day.

I think Americans are just starting to hear it, and I think no one knows exactly what it is. They know it has something to do with race, and it's some kind of a theory.

Right? How would you describe it, and then we'll ask how would you describe it? What is critical race theory?

Alright, so I really appreciate this part. Bill Maher is setting up the debate by first asking his guests to define what critical race theory actually is.

And this is very important because we can't have a learned debate without defining our terms. This enables us to avoid what's called equivocation, where two people may use the same term, but they're using it in two very different ways, with different meanings, and they only end up arguing past each other.

And so Maher wants to know precisely what the term critical race theory means to each of his guests.

We'll admit that I read a lot of critical race theory in law school. So, you know, the work of Derek Bell, or Gene Steffan.

This is the stuff that no one knows, but you and six other people.

Right, so what matters is what is it practically, it's being taught in schools, or some form of...

Yes, there's a certain sort of crystallized version of it that is a lot less complex than what critical race theory actually is, but critical race theory essentially argues that racism is baked into all the systems of American society, and that any sort of neutral system is in fact a guise for racial power.

And so the argument is made by Derek Bell, for example, that Brown versus Board of Education, this is an argument he made in 1991, that Brown versus Board of Education was actually a way for the white community to leverage its own power.

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