Hey, hey, and welcome to a special best of edition of the Ben Shapiro show. While we're in the

holiday week, we'd like to bring you guys some of the terrific content over on the Ben Shapiro YouTube channel, some things you maybe haven't seen before if you normally enjoy the show exclusively on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. So today, I'm going to share some videos with you. Everything from ridiculous books like woke children's books and Barack Obama's 768 page memoir, That's Volume 1.

So how to debunk the left's claims on income inequality and systemic books like Woke Children's Books and Barack Obama's 768 page memoir. That's volume one.

To how to debunk the left's claims on income inequality and systemic racism.

I hope you enjoy. I also hope you'll subscribe over at YouTube.com slash Ben Shapiro

for even more exciting videos we've got planned for 2021. Without further ado, let's get into our

first video. All righty. Today, we are going to be reviewing a children's book by noted cult leader and fascist, I'm ex-Kendi. I say that he's a cult leader because he actually says things like, if you don't listen to me and repeat what I say, then you are a racist. And you can only be cleansed of your racism by paying me $20,000 to do a diversity session about how you're racist. And also I say he's a fascist because he has literally proposed in writing that there be a federal department of anti-racism to strike down, I kid you not, any law that has a disparate impact, meaning that if any group does worse under a law than any other group, then the law can be struck down by the Department of Anti-racism, which is called every single law ever in the history of humanity because you can draw a line down the middle of a room without regard to race, age, or anything, and you will end up with disparate impact on the people on either side of the line. Okay, so the guy is just a charlatan. He is a fraud, and he is highly sought after for diversity-speaking initiatives at various corporations seeking to avoid liability. Okay, so he wrote a

children's book, like a book for kids, so it can indoctrinate small babies in this bullshit. So it's called

anti-racist baby. Looks excellent. Here we go. Okay, so the book begins with dedications. So Ibram

Kendi writes like a nice dedication, presumably to his kid, Imani.

And then the illustrator writes this, to all the young people whose own imaginations are unbound by the imaginations of state violence and white supremacy and the power we hold to build

a world that is anti-racist. I believe in us. Yes, all your hope lies in the ability of a small child who has not yet been indoctrinated

into the institutions of evil, but who unfortunately has no ability to wipe their own ass.

Anti-racist baby is bred, not born. Okay, so how are we going to indoctrinate your child today?

Because your child is going to be bred.

Babies are taught to be racist or anti-racist. There is no neutrality.

What if you're just not racist? Well, according to Ibram Kendi, seriously, he actually believes that if you say that you're not racist and you don't do anything racist, you're actually

still racist because you're not anti-racist.

Anti-racist means that you believe that every institution that has a disparate impact needs to be torn to the ground. This is actual theory. So babies are taught to be racist or anti-racist. Either you indoctrinate them to believe what Ibram-Kenni believes or you are, right? He eliminated one of those options now. If you don't do an number, if you're not anti-racist, like Ibram-Kendi, that means your baby's a racist. Take these nine steps to make equity a reality. Ooh, I'm so excited. One, open your eyes to all skin colors. Anti-racist baby learns all the colors, not because race is true. If you claim to be colorblind, you deny what's right in front of you. Okay, so, um,

that is so self-refuting. I mean, like completely self-refuting, right? He says that you have to

learn everybody's color because race is not true. But if race is not true, why would you bother to

learn everybody's color? Like, who cares? Right? Either you're a racial essentialist, in which case you should know everybody's color because there are racial differences that are essential, which is racist. Or you should learn everybody's racial color for no reason. He says, if you claim to be colorblind, you deny what's right in front of you. No, what you deny is Ibram Kennedy's premise, which is that you are, in fact, a racist unless Ibram Kendi says that you are otherwise, deems you otherwise. Two, use your words to talk about race. No one will see racism if we only stay silent. If we don't name racism, it won't stop being so violent. Yes, what we need is two-year-olds deeming things racist. That sounds great.

...