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🗓️ 23 June 2021
⏱️ 40 minutes
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0:00.0 | Hello everyone, I'm James Lindsay and you are listening to my subscribers only podcast. |
0:20.2 | James Lindsay only subs, which means you subscribe, contribute or support me in some material |
0:26.8 | way and I appreciate you. I'm happy and proud to bring you this kind of exclusive content under |
0:32.7 | the new Discourses umbrella and I very much appreciate your support. What I want to talk about today |
0:39.6 | is something we've kind of brought up a few times in the past. I want to talk about critical race theory |
0:43.3 | and how that's fundamentally into American in a particular way. I actually want to just go into |
0:48.8 | the book Critical Race Theory and Introduction, which I've talked about many times over Richard |
0:52.2 | Delgado and Jean Stefanschik and I want to read the first paragraph and I want to investigate |
0:58.0 | what that first paragraph is telling us about critical race theory and what I think we're going |
1:02.8 | to conclude is that it is fundamentally and deeply against the American project and against |
1:10.7 | the project of all of free society as a matter of fact in the West. We could talk in another time |
1:17.3 | or another place about how that's going to be situated within the liberationist framework which |
1:22.0 | seeks liberation from free capitalist societies into a more collectivist frame, socialism without |
1:27.6 | the bureaucracies as it has been phrased but that's not the goal here. We're just going to take apart, |
1:32.4 | we're going to read and take apart this first paragraph of critical race theory and introduction so |
1:35.9 | we can better understand what critical race theory is really about, really understand where it |
1:41.1 | stands in relationship to the key ideas of the American project and all of free Western civilization. |
1:49.2 | So, we begin. I'll just read the paragraph. Actually, let me frame out who Richard Delgado and |
1:55.6 | Jean Stefanschik are. Jean Stefanschik, I know much less about as a person. She is Richard Delgado's |
2:00.8 | partner, both writing and life and Richard Delgado has been a very, he's in his 80s now if I'm |
2:06.9 | not mistaken. He's been a prolific and significant figure in the critical race theory project |
2:13.6 | from very early on, many years, 40 years or more now. So, he's not a fringe player. |
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