The growing prevalence of so-called anti-racist programs and policies under the

banner of diversity, equity, and inclusion have come under intense scrutiny in

recent months.

Critics say that they are promoting racism rather than combating it.

In this episode we talk with Jeremy Carl Senior Fellow

at the Claremont Institute

about what he warns is an increasing acceptance of anti-white racism.

I'm Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief John Bickley.

It's Sunday, May 26th, and this is an extra edition of Morning Wire.

Joining us now is Jeremy Carl Senior Fellow at the Claremont Institute.

Hey Jeremy, so in your book The Un Unprotected Class, how anti-white racism is tearing America apart.

You make the case that anti-white racism, of course, exists and that it's destroying the country.

First, can you sum up in your view how this arose, how white people became

the unprotected class, as you called them?

Yeah, I mean, I think that there are a variety of things that happened. First we have the growth and

sort of metastasis from its original purposes of the kind of civil rights

regime on steroids, so to the point that we stop making it about protecting

everybody's rights and begin protecting some people's rights more than others.

And that really accelerates as the administrative state gets more involved and begins

quitting a bunch of things in the Civil Rights Act that were not originally part of

the law as it was conceived. You then have court cases and a bunch of other things going on that kind of moved

that along. But then beyond that you have other sorts of situations, like particularly I think

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