Last week, Joint Chiefs Chair General Mark Milley explained why it’s so vital that our military be educated in Critical Race Theory and understand “white rage.”
Strong reaction from Joint Chiefs Chairman Milley on the issue of critical race theory before House Armed Services.
"I personally find it offensive that we are accusing the United States military, our general officers, our noncommisioned officers of being quote 'woke'" pic.twitter.com/otWBw3YdPK
— Dave Brown (@dave_brown24) June 23, 2021
Call us crazy, but we feel like our military has better — not to mention more important — things to do than self-flagellate in the name of wokeness and anti-racism.
But let the record show that Washington Post columnist and founding director of the Race Card Project Michele Norris disagrees:
From @michele_norris: What the U.S. military can teach us about critical race facts https://t.co/Getn0XtaSC
— Washington Post Opinions (@PostOpinions) June 29, 2021
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Set aside theory. Let’s deal with some critical race facts https://t.co/6nqn2Sk0hU— Michele Norris (@michele_norris) June 29, 2021
Nothing is wrong with confronting racism in the military’s past. Literally nothing is wrong with that. But “Race Card” players like Michele Norris want more than just acknowledgment of the past; they want atonement from people who had absolutely nothing to do with racist policies. Norris wants the military to take the lead on mainstreaming Critical Race Theory.
— Siraj Hashmi (@SirajAHashmi) June 30, 2021
Sticking to the facts is fine. But hiding behind them in order to justify the promotion of Critical Race Theory is not.
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