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This is my argument for the study of critical race theory.
If you don’t learn from the past. You’re doomed to repeat it
If you don’t learn from the past. You’re doomed to repeat it
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Racism
WWII World War Two
World History
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There are some very valid points. Discrimination was not only a personal choice, but it was also systemic and institutionalized. Blacks had to deal with so much over the centuries. It is quite unfortunate.
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A1C Chris Pointer
CRT is apart of history if not by another name. It would be impossible to better understand the Holocaust without studying the events leading up to the killing of millions of Jews, gypsies and others without understanding it was largely race based.
Would you have it that we just eliminate race from the equation and teach the Holocaust as “some guy convinced a group of people to kill millions of other people”?
Would you have it that we just eliminate race from the equation and teach the Holocaust as “some guy convinced a group of people to kill millions of other people”?
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A good reminder of where the 'America First' rhetoric first developed - from the people who thought we shouldn't have fought against Germany
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