Okay, Red, nice and energize for me. Take one.

Hey, people! Did you know that when you buy a pack of M&M's, you could be in with a chance to win an

epic Marvel adventure at Disneyland Paris for you and your crew? The race is on to be a hero. Sorry guys I got to run.

Uh, Red, where are you going?

Didn't you hear what I just said? The race is on to be a hero.

Okay, I guess that's a wrap.

M&M's for all fun kind.

Terms and conditions apply, see M&M's website for more details. And now the good fight with Yasha Monk.

Hi, my name is David Bernstein,

and I am the founder of the Jewish Institute for Liberal Values.

I recently wrote an article on who decides what's racist for persuasion after I had come out publicly about my views supporting

liberalism and opposing the imposition of critical race theory in society.

It hit me that this view that only people of color or press people have

standing to talk about these complex and sensitive social issues was really the root of cancel culture and a major problem in society.

So critical race theory makes two basic observations.

First that oppression exists not just in the hearts and minds of individuals but in systems in society.

And second, that this oppression that's embedded in systems is really only visible to minorities or marginalized people,

that dominant classes can generally not see the oppression that they're putting in place

for others.

This second observation is sometimes referred to as

standpoint epistemology and it says that really only minorities have standing to

define a view on race and racism against them because they're the only

...