Federal Critical Race Theory Program Removes Words ‘Critical Race Theory’ to Pretend It Isn’t About Critical Race Theory
A taxpayer-funded program that pushes anti-White Critical Race Theory recently removed the words “critical race theory” from its materials to cover up the fact that the program is meant to push Critical Race Theory.
If that isn’t a perfect example of the lies that governments push, what is?
A grant for Research Institute for Scholars of Equity (RISE) was awarded to create a research program based on Critical Race Theory (CTR) was approved five years ago and has been moving forward ever since. But now that CTR has been revealed to millions of Americans as a racist, anti-white, anti-American ideology, the program is suddenly looking for ways to fool people into thinking it isn’t really about what it is REALLY about!
Per Just The News:
The change suggests promoters of CRT are shying away from using the term as it becomes more politically charged. This summer, the U.S. Senate approved an amendment to the budget reconciliation bill that would ban federal funding for the teaching of CRT in schools.
The 2016 version says students will use “critical race theory (as well as mixed-methods research techniques) as a means of studying issues such as teacher quality, education policy, and race and social justice in education.” The 2021 version simply mentions “mixed-methods research techniques.”
A new sentence may be intended to surreptitiously refer to CRT: “During this institute, fellows study the sociocultural contexts of American schooling and learn how to formulate culturally competent research questions.”
The program has already received $2.6 million of taxpayer cash. And the money is used to pay students to get involved in the program. Students are paid nearly $7,000 to join the program.
Further, the program is really only open to black students.
Advertisements and flyers for the program going back to 2017 have all used the words “Critical Race Theory” to describe its field of study. But now, as of 2021, suddenly those words have been removed from descriptions and other materials.
Otherwise, the program has not changed at all.
So, essentially it is a lie. The program is still pushing the racist, anti-white ideology, only now it is pretending it is not.
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