Black father and daughter go viral with video denouncing critical race theory

[Revmitchell]

A video posted on social media by a black father and his young daughter dismissing critical race theory and encouraging others to respect one another regardless of their race has garnered more than 1 million views online.

The viral video, first posted by Kory Yeshua on his TikTok channel, has drawn viral interest for its lighthearted yet pointed rebuke of critical race theory, an ideology which re-examines society through a racial lens and presumes that race is a constructed concept used primarily to exploit people of color. Proponents of the ideology largely espouse that America and its foundational institutions are inherently racist.


Black father and daughter go viral with video denouncing critical race theory

 

[Reynolds]

A video posted on social media by a black father and his young daughter dismissing critical race theory and encouraging others to respect one another regardless of their race has garnered more than 1 million views online.

The viral video, first posted by Kory Yeshua on his TikTok channel, has drawn viral interest for its lighthearted yet pointed rebuke of critical race theory, an ideology which re-examines society through a racial lens and presumes that race is a constructed concept used primarily to exploit people of color. Proponents of the ideology largely espouse that America and its foundational institutions are inherently racist.


Black father and daughter go viral with video denouncing critical race theory

CRT. Found mostly in universities and the Woke SBC.

 

[JonC]

CRT. Found mostly in universities and the Woke SBC.

If you have amazon prime Daryl Davis' documentary is a very good watch.

Davis is a black man who befriended KKK members (many left the KKK). Davis attended KKK rallies, was considered a friend by many, and even let them use his bus to go to a KKK demonstration (rental companies would not rent to them....Davis disagreed with thir ideology but supported their right to express their views).

What pertains to this thread is the remarks.. The only hostile group interviewed was BLM.

Interviewing a white separatist movement, the person being interviewed wanted representation for "his people".

Interviewing the BLM members they accused Davis of not defending "his people".

BLM (and the DNC "social justice" theory is the exact same ideology that the KKK and white separatists hold. There is no difference at all in the ideology. The only difference is the "people".

Watch Accidental Courtesy: Daryl Davis, Race & America | Prime Video

 

[Salty]

Interesting