University of Chicago doing their part to secure America's future by establishing 'a new Department of Race, Diaspora, and Indigeneity'

As parents continue to fight against Critical Race Theory education in elementary schools, it’s important to remember that, right now, Critical Race Theory is first and foremost a product and fixture of higher education.

And so, let’s head over to the University of Chicago and see what they’re doing over there:

Well, it took a while, but the Social Justice Revolution finally came to the University of Chicago. pic.twitter.com/cAtdbydS1J

— Rod Dreher (@roddreher) February 23, 2022

“Faculty driven.” Because of course it was.

Isn’t this why anthropology departments exist?!

— CanLen 🕙 (@CandiceLen) February 23, 2022

Sorry, anthropology is a white supremacist construct!

A whole department?

— Renee (@reneeaste) February 23, 2022

"Department of Race" sounds like something out of the Jim Crow Era.https://t.co/xDZtl8e36Y

— Speech First (@Speech_First) February 24, 2022

"Ah yes, I work at the Department of Race." https://t.co/j7MILPov1l

— Joe Gabriel Simonson (@SaysSimonson) February 23, 2022

What an honor it must be to be able to say that.

There's still an entire department to studying dead Greeks and Romans, Rod.

— w.g.p. (@C4Marchitecture) February 23, 2022

Those folks were actually useful & interesting though.

— Igor the Hunter (@StoneAgeHunter) February 23, 2022

Not to mention a hell of a lot smarter than the boneheads who subscribe to Critical Race Theory.

I can't even wrap my head around what this is supposed to do.

— Bert (@BertrumDrake) February 23, 2022

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Here’s a theory:

"it is designed to produce new understanding…"

Basically, "forget all you know, we're in charge now. We'll tell you what to think."

— miscellaneous-helper-utils.ts (@humanly_typed) February 23, 2022

That’s usually how this stuff works.

So, by definition the staff would be racists, lol.

— Jason Molloy (@jmolloy619) February 23, 2022

You joke, Jason, but ultimately, you’re right.

Sad descent of a once great institution. https://t.co/kI9ApEMwef

— Jerry Z. Muller (@jerryzmuller) February 23, 2022

This is heartbreaking. https://t.co/CB5GKWyOKS

— Kenneth Monahan (@Foudroyant) February 23, 2022

And they fall one after another. In looking ahead to my son going to college, I fear there will be no universities that place truth and knowledge above ideology and politics.

— OTarret 🦏🐘 (@OTarret) February 23, 2022