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17 Sep
I've got no idea where Sully's getting his survey data, since the post is for subscribers only. But USA Today's recent Suffolk poll (n=2010) reports quite differently:

83% of Black parents support CRT in their children's school. Overall, parents are pretty much split.
Other results are telling: more parents support teaching about "ongoing effects of slavery and racism" than "CRT"--likely due to ignorance about what CRT is.

I'd be willing to bet the 30% of parents who oppose "CRT" is nearly coextensive w/ 30% who oppose teaching about racism.
To me the most important finding is this one: a STAGGERING difference between Republicans and Democrats, as well as between Whites and POC (whether Black, "Hispanic," Asian, or other), in support for their children being taught about the ongoing effects of slavery and racism.
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17 Sep
I just discovered perhaps the worst conservative attempt at co-opting MLK ever. So of course, here's a thread on @jasonrileywsj's dumpster fire of a video for @PragerU. 🧵

Galaxy brain take #1: King won the civil rights movement because nobody replaced him after he was murdered.
And note the dubious claim that Black Americans must not face institutional racism because, if they did, someone would've taken King's place.

"Racial gaps in income, education, and home ownership were narrowing in the 1940s, '50s, and '60s," but then widened, Riley says. Really?
Here are some figures on Black-White gaps in income, education, and home ownership. None of them look anything like the animated graph in the video.
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15 Sep
I can’t think of a better confirmation of Robin DiAngelo’s thesis than this account. Freaking out about this clip — two White Americans expressing mainstream liberal views — is the most fragile shit I’ve ever seen.

These people want to be oppressed so bad
The QTs are almost all white nationalists ImageImageImageImage
And here we have Zaid just shamelessly participating in the disinformation & hysteria
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8 Sep
Time for a thread on the Frankfurt School/"Cultural Marxism" conspiracy theory, which flared up again with the anti-CRT moral panic we're seeing.

It's hardly changed at all. Let's compare segments from a Free Congress Foundation video (c. '99) & Fox News segment from 2021 🧵 1/
I'll assume some familiarity with the conspiracy theory; if you're completely new to this, I suggest a primer such as that by @DavidNeiwert here dailykos.com/stories/2019/1… 2/
Bill Lind calls it cultural Marxism or "political correctness"; Steve Hilton calls it "wokeism." Both repeat the same talking points: Marxists had to explain why there wasn't a proletarian revolution after WWI. They settled on the idea "Western culture" had to be "destroyed" 3/
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2 Aug
It's my honor to announce that, due to my recent article (see QT), I've finally received an overstated, meekly threatening email from @realchrisrufo's "assistant" (bless his heart).

Once unpacked, it perfectly captures the human void of integrity that is Christopher Rufo. 🧵 1/n
Here’s the full text of the email. Subject line: “Your story is false, and we expect a correction.”

What falsehood did they identify in this 4000-word exposition of dozens of Rufo’s lies & distortions?

In fact, they couldn’t find one. So they picked out an “implication.” 2/n
Again, my article identifies dozens of cases in which Rufo's reporting is incompetent at best & (more likely) cynically manipulative at worst.

The best thing Rufo could come up with in response was "you said I might be lying about something for which I provided no evidence." 3/n
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26 Jul
Through his reporting on critical race theory over the past year, @realchrisrufo has established himself as one of the most influential GOP activists today. But is there any reason to trust him as a journalist?

My latest, a deep dive for @DiscoverFlux
flux.community/samuel-hoadley…
Rather than make a thread highlighting all the individual debunkings in this article (there are far too many for that to be practicable), I'm going to post links to further debunkings that it doesn't cover. Starting with Rufo's "briefing book" on CRT:
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