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May 18, 2021
BRETT: The issue of critical race theory is popping up seemingly everywhere, and not just in the world of academia. It s popping up in the popular culture as well, and there are people who are being targeted as a result of critical race theory and are being stifled who are not just part of the patriarchy or the traditional white institutions of power.
One of these people has stepped forward to speak about this, and his name is Dr. Voddie Baucham: Why Anti-Rracism Zealots Are Trying to Silence Black Voices Like Mine As a Christian minister, I m used to being stifled when I talk about my religion outside of church. If I bring up faith in Jesus Christ, the guardians of the secular public square are quick to inform me that my religion is strictly a private matter.
Voddie Baucham
May 15, 2021 7:40 PM ET
I am a descendant of slaves and a child of the Great Migration, but antiracists will tell you that I’m not really black. I suffer from internalized racism, they insist; I’m trying to “curry favor with white people.” They dismiss me and other black nonconformists as sellouts, traitors, or Uncle Toms who are “skinfolk, but not kinfolk.” Consider the slurs that the voices of “tolerance” have flung at Sen. Tim Scott since he gave the Republican response to Joe Biden’s State of the Union address.
What does it tell us about our “conversation” about race that the very people who demand it would exclude unconventional black thinkers like Thomas Sowell, Carol Swain, Shelby Steele, John McWhorter and the late Walter Williams? There is no rational debate in the church of antiracism, for it demands a blind faith. And it is punitive, for it is a religion without grace.
Hank Cetola
Systemic racism is a system in which institutional practices, public policies, cultural representations and other norms perpetuate racial group inequities. Part of what maintains systemic racism are the implicit biases that most, if not all, of us have. We are unaware that we have these biases, but they can be expressed in our behaviors; behaviors that contribute to systemic racism. It is different from individual racism in which an individual consciously and intentionally engages in prejudicial or discriminatory behavior. An implicit bias is unconscious and nonintentional, but it has effects. Here are some of them.
After President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address, the Republicans had Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., deliver their response. I find it ironic that they chose their token Black to deliver remarks which included much about racism including his statement that “America is not a racist country.” All he must do is look at his Republican caucus in the Senate
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The US announcement to support the waiver of IP protection on Covid-19 vaccine has not been the good news that was previously expected.
Last Thursday (Wednesday in the US), I was probably not the only one waiting for something in US President Joe Biden s State of the Union speech to both houses of Congress. Something would be new, as Mr. Biden had promised that America would reintegrate into the world, a world in a pandemic, and in need of commitment and strong action from every country.