'The Beyoncé of Abortion Storytelling' explains how interracial couples and their biracial kids are ackshually 'a function of white supremacy'

The Foundation against Intolerance & Racism recently posted a short video from Chicago chapter leaders Takyrica and Martin Kokoszka in which the couple celebrated their interracial family and expressed concern about the tendency for some to focus on people’s race, which is at the core of Critical Race Theory:

Join teachers and FAIR Chicago chapter leaders Takyrica and Martin on Saturday, June 12th, and hear how they're advancing our #RightToBeHuman.
Register here: https://t.co/O8L0omZppw pic.twitter.com/GMYKBTDFxM

— Foundation Against Intolerance & Racism (FAIR) (@fairforall_org) June 6, 2021

And that really, really rubbed Renee Bracey Sherman, aka “The Beyoncé of Abortion Storytelling,” the wrong way:

Their argument doesn’t even try to make sense. The way interracial couples try to pretend their biracial kids are the solution to racism and as if they don’t need to see race to succeed is a function of white supremacy and furthers colorism. What an embarrassment. https://t.co/OlkMhG6yJh

— Renee Bracey Sherman (@RBraceySherman) June 7, 2021

Actually, we think Takyrica and Martin Kokoszka’s argument is pretty straightforward and makes a lot of sense. We cannot, however, say the same for Renee Bracey Sherman’s argument, if you can even call it that. It’s actually more like an angry, incoherent, race-baiting word salad.

What an embarrassment.

I just watched the video you’re responding to and I still don’t know how this tweet is your reaction but then again…pronouns. https://t.co/79xK1KUrUt

— Jovon (@IamJovonW) June 8, 2021

There's a lot of clauses and accusations going on in this tweet, all of which suck

— Rational Thinker 69 (@Rationalist69) June 7, 2021

1. It's a function of white supremacy to make you see race in everything.
2. It's a function of white supremacy to make you think you don't need to see race in order to succeed.
3. It's a function of white supremacy to propagate logical contradictions. https://t.co/aaMmi7p5FQ

— Pranesh Prakash (@pranesh) June 8, 2021