funded. it's been treated as a grass roots movement. most of the people we see focused or excuse me interviewed on main stream television shows and in newspapers are in fact many of them are republican operatives. that that has been a very organized campaign. and the resistance to that has not been organized at all. in fact, it's been kind of astoundingly silent when we consider again that the state is prohibiting speech that it does not like. that it is out-lawing speech it doesn't like. another thing i think is important. we have to stop allowing propagandas to define the terms. there is nothing wrong with critical race theory being taught. critical race theory simply says that 60 years outside of the civil rights movement why do we still see so much inequality in our society? and it seeks to explain why we see so much inequality after the civil rights movement. so no the 1619 project is not critical race theory. it is certainly informed by critical race theory and asking similar questions which is why do black americans still fall at