From the Heritage Foundation, I'm Michelle Cordero, and this is Heritage Explains.

This month, your administration directed federal agencies to end racial sensitivity training that addresses white privilege or

critical race theory. Why did you decide to do that to end racial sensitivity training?

And do you believe that there is systemic racism in this country, sir? I ended it because it's

racist. I ended it because a lot of people were complaining that they were asked to do things

that were absolutely insane, that it was a radical revolution that was taking place in our

military, in our schools, all over the place, and you know it, and so does everybody else.

And he would know.

What is radical about racial sensitivity training?

President Trump and Fox News' Chris Wallace are talking about critical race theory.

The topic came up briefly in the first presidential debate.

But what is critical race theory? It's such an academic term.

Wallace called it racial sensitivity training.

Which is easier to digest, but is that what it really is?

Does this sound like a fruitful exercise in equality?

Here's what happened at Sandia National Laboratories, which designs America's nuclear weapons.

In one case at the Sandia National Nuclear Laboratories, they held a segregated training session,

a segregated re-education camp for white male executives, where they took them away for a weekend

and they were teaching them how to deconstruct their white male culture,

how to accept their complicity in white supremacy,

and then force them to write letters,

including some letters of apology to women and people of color,

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