I think we have a big problem with the discourse around CRT. The r/criticalracetheory subreddit recently opened, and it's a shithole of tribalism and virtue signaling by stupidpol types, far right conspirators, bored liberals who just walked in to wave their red or blue MAGAs like it's jury duty, and a noticeable complete absence of leadership or actual CRT philosophers. When I checked, the mod who probably redditrequest'd it did not seem to be showing any power level or political affiliation. I could not determine if the agenda of the sub will be "epic WWF style CRT debates" or actual CRT academic discussion .
other hexbear threads:
I've got:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIZ_3-i5FY4 <- thoughtslime
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZWaJ5Nqz3M <- the serfs
and basically nothing else for resources. Any true CRT fans/enjoyers sharing information would be great. Also, IDK if hexbear is pro CRT or divided on CRT lol.
Search Terms: CRT, critical race theory, criticalracetheory
From the very little I've read on the subject it sounds good and like something that should be taught in schools. The objective history of the USA is that it's horribly bad on race issues and still has a long way to go.