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www.christianitytoday.com/2025/02/crit... Large parts of the white church still defend systemic racism and oppose CRT as antithetical to the gospel. Some do not. This article articulates, if incompletely, a biblical basis for opposing systemic racism. The Bible also calls for national repentance.

libguides.umn.edu/antiracismlens This Guide is packed full of information, pointers, methodologies, & sources to aid in conducting research through an anti-racism lens. It will help detect and avoid unknowingly utilizing or conducting research centered in ubiquitous white ideologies and paradigms.

www.universityworldnews.com/post-mobile.... Tuition increases, increased State funding, a CRT/DEI class surtax and deferred maintenance could all be considered to replace Federal funding cuts to universities that choose to preserve academic freedom. Increased political will is going to be needed.

Protecting MAGA children from #CRT States with low local taxes, poorer districts & rural areas are big beneficiaries of Title I funds. Alaska, N. Dakota, Montana, Kentucky & S. Dakota are top recipients on a per student grade K-12 basis, according to data compiled by the Education Data Initiative.

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youtu.be/_gdxrkwpPKc?... This brief video is an excellent explanation of what critical race theory is, and what the resistance to it aims to do.

www.blackenterprise.com/black-people... This built-in, normal anti-Black hiring discrimination is a part of what Critical Race Theory examines in its pedagogy. The current attacks on #CRT and #DEI are designed to preserve white preference in hiring and prevent Black career advancement.

www.nytimes.com/2025/02/17/u... And it cancelled $600 Million in grants to support DEI, teaching about racial discrimination and support of BIPOC academic and cultural organizations. American law and policy are regressing into pre-1964 systemic anti-BIPOC racism again. #CriticalRaceTheory #CRT

brewminate.com/tag/racism/ This excelllently done site features a ton articles on systemic racism and Critical Race Theory. Highly recommended!

bsky.app/profile/prop... Both the Robert’s Court & the Trump Executive Branch recognize discrimination against BIPOC students only if it closely resembles pre-Civil Rights era discrimination — but recognize it against white students as anything that “makes them feel bad.” #CRT is necessary.

harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-13... This Harvard Law Review essay describes how existing law facilitates the agglomeration of funds to form segregated white schools of resources & Black schools without. As the Equal Protection clause is inadequate, it proposes anti-trust law principles as a remedy.

The Roberts Court is willing to remedy discrimination against people of color (POC) only when it strongly resembles racism during the pre–Civil Rights Era. But the Court is willing to remedy discrimination against white claimants even when it takes more modern, more novel, more improvisatory forms.

salud-america.org/understandin... This is an excellent and easy to read article explaining what Critical Race Theory is and why it is necessary. Highly recommended!

Major New Report: As activists claim public schools are failing families, they’re doing everything in their power to bring that about.The end game isn’t rejuvenating public education, but gutting & replacing it with a system that serves ultra-conservative political, financial, & cultural interests.

bsky.app/profile/tizz... Although CRT deals with legal and structural, as opposed to personal racism, when the personal racist is a politician — his/her impact on legal & structural racism is front & center — and is in CRT’s wheel house. #CRT is needed now more than ever.

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youtu.be/RjBeT7AyjRE?... This is a great documentary of how urban renewal destroyed the prosperous Black business area of West Ninth Street in Little Rock, AR. U.S.laws have always been — and still are, anti-Black. This tenet of #CRT is factual. History should be taught, not outlawed.

This screening of “The Story of Us: The Role of the Artist in the Age of Censorship” was SO good! youtu.be/g18PPfiei3I?...

André Holland, Cassandra Freeman, DeWanda Wise, Dewayne Perkins, & Imani Lewis join us TONIGHT for #TheStoryOfUs. AND you can join us after the show to hear from @kimberlecrenshaw.bsky.social on storytelling as a tool dismantle fear & inspire #CollectiveAction. bit.ly/TheStoryofUs...

In 2020, Cornell announced its response to advocates of CRT. A graduation requirement covering “systemic racism, colonialism, bias and inequity” is under development. Additionally, Cornell announced the creation of an "anti-racism" research center, and possible reform of its police department.

A civics or American history education devoid of race consciousness is a miseducation, and America deserves better. The Executive Order “ENDING RADICAL INDOCTRINATION IN K-12 SCHOOLING” will result in the miseducation of America’s schoolchildren until it is repealed or judged unconstitutional.

law.yale.edu/gerald-torres A compendium of works by Gerald Torres. Torres’s work has examined how U.S. regulations have created racially & ethnically marginalized communities that bear a disproportionate share of environmental burdens. He is also a leading scholar in critical race theory.

A great CRT resource guide: CRT is one of several modern theories used in legal education & practice since the 1970s. CRT has since been incorporated by scholars across the academy "as a conceptual construct, & methodology [to examine] the structures and systems that maintain White Supremacy.”

forummag.com The Forum is a source of news and commentary deploying the insights of critical race theory, and supplying the materials and organizing strategies to re-envision American democracy from the ground up. It provides a feast of CRT content that will keep the reader busy for a long time.

In this discussion, Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings breaks down what CRT is and is not. In addition, her ability to highlight the systemic contexts that engender personal racism and to add anecdotal examples is refreshing and effective. This would be good to share with those willing to listen. #CRT

www.gse.harvard.edu/ideas/edcast... In this podcast, Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings discusses the current politicization and tension around teaching about race in the classroom, and offers a path forward for educators eager to engage in work that deals with the truth about America’s history.

youtu.be/F8ix4Y2FIv0?... This is an excellent presentation of what Critical Race Theory is.

youtu.be/E2KL8oHxW8A?... Critical Race Theory is not often taught below the graduate level in college. It isn't taught in high school. What should be taught in schools is deep analysis and critical thinking skills -- including about slavery, Jim Crow, and current racial inequalities and injustice.

youtu.be/0yHuCjQ5pUA?... In this discussion, Kimberlé Crenshaw, Devon Carbado & Laura Flanders chart the history, development and continued salience of Critical Race Theory, and why it's a target for opponents of a multiracial democracy. This excellent discussion is critically needed at this time.

This writeup linked below briefly summarizes the career of Professor Derrick Bell, the founder of Critical Race Theory. It's definitely worth a read. professorderrickbell.com/about/

youtu.be/RJC-O0YRLhg?... On November 13, 2024, Georgetown Law Professor Kristin Henning, spoke on "The Rage of Innocence: DeCriminalizing Race, Adolescence, Trauma, and Disabilities" at NYU Law School. Her talk focused on the disproportionate criminalization of Black children in the U.S.

bsky.app/profile/imkc... Kimberlé Crenshaw's new series United States of Amnesia: The Real Histories of #CriticalRaceTheory explores what CRT really is, and what our reaction to it says about America's future. It is highly recommended and can be heard at the link below. #CRT

youtu.be/j4kI2h3iotA?... THIS video is an accurate accounting of America's constitutional, legal, judicial & personal mistreatment of enslaved, freed & current Black citizens from 1619 to the present. It totally debunks the "Standard American History Myth" taught in our schools & universities. #CRT

tupress.temple.edu/books/the-po... George Lipsitz’s classic book The Possessive Investment in Whiteness argues that public policy & private prejudice work together to create a possessive investment in whiteness that is responsible for the racialized hierarchies of our society. Highly recommended.

In the first episode of this limited series, AAPF Executive Director Kimberlé Crenshaw delves into the hope & inspiration that birthed the #CriticalRaceTheory legal movement, and how the current opposition to CRT is history repeating itself. pod.link/1441348908