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Hey, what's up? It's Roy Woodjigger. Up next is a special presentation of the daily show podcast

Beyond the Scenes, where we go a little deeper into segments that originally appeared on the show.

In this episode, I sit down with producer CJ Hunt and leading scholar Kimberly Crenshaw

to discuss Critical Race Theory, what it actually is, why it's important,

and how the right has turned it into a political weapon and boogie man. Here it is.

Welcome to Beyond the Scenes. Now, see, people always ask, but they say Roy,

what do you mean when you say the daily show Beyond the Scenes? All right, so like,

you ever had Thanksgiving dinner? That's the daily show. But then you know the

little scraps and a little turkey and a little bit of dressing. You take all that and you just

make a sandwich. You ever had like one of them sandwiches three days after Thanksgiving,

which is layers of stuff you had all weekend. That's what this podcast is. This is the turkey

and dressing macaroni greens, spinach and cornbread sandwich that gives you a deeper look

into what we do here on the show and how those segments are made and where we are now on those

issues. Today we're going to be, you know, we were normally pretty heavy on Beyond the Scenes.

But this time, this week, we're going with something a little lighter, something easier,

something easier to digest. Critical Race Theory, Road of Clip.

There's growing backlash tonight against what critics call the indoctrination of public school

students in an anti-white curriculum. It has to do with the teaching of what is called Critical

Race Theory. Critical Race Theory teaches people and our children to judge one another not based

on the content of their character, but solely on the color of their skin. It would have our children

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