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CRT, critical race theory.

It's starting to look more and more like the pushback against CRT is a full-scale

national movement and maybe even a counter-revolution against the cultural Marxists in our society.

You can tell that we have struck a nerve. You can tell the parents who are showing up at PTA meetings and school boards

and talking about how they don't want their kids to be taught about white privilege and white supremacy

and how awful this country is and how equity should replace equality.

At first, the left pretended this wasn't happening.

That was in recent weeks as they saw the surge.

They saw the greater degree of involvement from people, parents mostly, but then it became

more clear because of the work of folks like Chris Rufo

that this had spread into classrooms across America and, in fact, into the corporate boardroom.

They said it wasn't happening, and now they're realizing the left can't get away with that lie anymore.

It's not quite feasible.

So what are they doing? They're playing games. They say,

well, what you're talking about isn't really critical race theory. It's something else.

They start playing word games about definitions. They say that certain people that are cited as

CRT scholars are just, I don't know, cultural Marxist or or racial Marxists.

But ultimately, you can tell that we've struck at the power of the Democrat left apparatus

because the biggest teachers union in America has put out there that they want CRT in the classroom, the NEA, they want CRT in the classroom,

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