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Instead of engaging in the righteous tribalism of Social Justice, we must recognize the infinite diversity of mankind, a plurality, as Ayn Rand says, of the smallest minority on Earth—the individual.

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In the Theory of Critical Social Justice, the liberal ideal of colorblindness is considered an unjust ideology that is used by dominant racial groups (white people) to oppress people of color by denying the relevance of race and racism in their lives.

In this episode of New Discourses Bullets, host James Lindsay explains this simple, common, Machiavellian trick used to steal power by divisive elements.

Critical Race Theory begins with a cynical view that race is the predominant structural element of American (and other) societies, and that all analyses of race must incorporate systemic power, which is to say systemic racism.

Take a look at James Lindsay's most recent release of New Discourses Bullets!

"If we want to achieve the goals of 'racial healing' by ending racism and making society more just and fair (which I believe are possible), it begins by rejecting, not accepting and mainstreaming, Critical Race Theory." -James Lindsay

"They're transforming the churches because they need people to embrace the 'values' (perspective) of their religion in a digestible form." -James Lindsay

Both inside and outside academia, across ideologies, people need to ask whether their actions might resemble those of the Führer, whether we celebrate intellectual solidarity or diversity.

"Bringing Critical Social Justice into our educational systems is not beneficent or benign. It is a deliberate attempt to try to program our children to think in an explicitly cynical way about all matters relevant to identity." -James Lindsay