Welcome. It is Eric Erickson here. The Eric Erickson Show, Cross the Nation. The phone number is 877-97-9-373425. There's a story from Adam Coleman in the New York Post. Critical Race Theory Advocates are gaslighting Americans for power and profit.

America's supposed racial divide has a class element that we are all supposed to ignore.

But for the past two years, I couldn't ignore the number of media outlets and supposed

intellectuals who have discarded the legitimate concerns

of the middle class because they, the elite, supposedly know what's best for us and our

children.

The anti-racism movement has come to Main Street and no one asked for its arrival.

The average American isn't very ideological because that is a luxury most Americans can't afford when they're trying to make ends meet and support their families, unlike the economic and intellectual elite.

Men and women who have made their entire careers hypothesizing about the makeup of America never actually listened to Americans.

We recoil listening to their conception of American life for all races.

The ideologues gaslight us, claiming we fight it because of our hatred of the truth

rather than our disgust for radical elitists who find pleasure in telling us how to behave.

Anti-racists use race as a weapon for compliance and domination over the sensibilities

of good people.

When parents showed up at school board meetings across the country because they don't like

this vision that has been imposed on their children, the anti-racist slandered them for

resisting their new dogma, critical race theory,

was also used to overshadow parental complaints about masking their children.

Take Ibram Kendi's latest piece in the Atlantic in which he claims the Republican Party is the

party of white supremacy. Understand when anti-racists like Kendi write books and opeds about

their desire to

deconstruct America's white supremacist social structures, they never discussed deconstructing

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