@mark_bauerlein
@MZHemingway
Trying to sort out how that's possible. Have parents for 20 years thought "that must be some new fangled, trippy thing they do in colleges now"? Dismissing it as no big deal?
@mark_bauerlein
@MZHemingway
Maybe or we just thought they were joking. I mean even now when I hear what they think it's shockingly stupid. I look around for the cameras thinking I must be on candid camera.
@mark_bauerlein
@MZHemingway
This shit started a while back. I noticed it at TCU in ‘97 and again at UT in the early 2000s. It’s not just academia though. Popular culture plays a large role. And the public schools prep for it
@mark_bauerlein
@MZHemingway
It is up to the ppl as to wheather they want their childten to be indoctrinated to race awareness, should be just the opposite.
@mark_bauerlein
@MZHemingway
So true. I attended a staff meeting where the anti racist club, average age 16, lectured us on our inherent racism. Thirty years ago. English teachers were witness to the destruction of a great tradition by nihilists unaware.
@mark_bauerlein
@MZHemingway
I agree, it’s been frustrating seeing this stuff creep through academia for decades. Hopefully enough people are starting to push back to start turning things around.
@mark_bauerlein
@MZHemingway
I went to college in the early 2000s and even I'm shocked by it. I mean it was liberal, but Critical Race Theory seems like a whole another monster. And I never really heard anyone on the elected Republican side talk about and now it may be too late.
@mark_bauerlein
Teaching my child to feel guilty or hate themselves because they are white, teaching them that police are bad and riots are good, teaching them that black people are "victims" - yes, I have an issue with this!
@mark_bauerlein
Correct. All the tenets were in ferment by 1990 and quasi-theology by 1995. Higher up in academe, the earlier ossified and the more rigorously policed in grad sch acceptance, funding, dissertation guidance, publication, and tenure.