the CRT proponents will try to blurr the connection in regards to race. The part where race comes in, is because of the historical analysis seen through a particular lense that demonizes only "white" Europeans.

Because purely economic Marxism failed.

Marxist socialism, the Soviet union failed, so a salty Antonio Gramsci wrote how to destabilize a country via subverting religion and institutions to stop capitalism.

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The ideas driving Biden's lunacy. James Lindsay with Sebastian Gorka

AMERICA First with Sebastian Gorka February 4, 2021

Sebastian talks to author James Lindsay about the true motivations behind Critical Race Theory and other radical ideas that are behind the Biden agenda. Tune in to America First with Sebastian Gorka, Weekdays 3PM-6PM EST.

Then in America there was Herbert Marcuse, Kimberlé Crenshaw and Combahee River Collective injecting race into Gramsci, getting to Critical Legal Studies, then Critical Race Theory.

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POLITICS IN, OF, AND THROUGH THE LEGAL ACADEMY: AKBAR INTERVIEWS MATSUDA, PART 1

AMNA AKBAR, MARI MATSUDA

Amna Akbar (@orangebegum) is Associate Professor of Law at The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law

Mari Matsuda (@mari_matsuda) is Professor of Law at William S. Richardson School of Law at the University of Hawai'i.

PUBLISHED 01.18.21

In the legal academy, Critical Legal Studies was a place that reflected this energy. Duncan Kennedy was calling legal education a place for the “reproduction of hierarchy.” And to be part of the critical movement was to think of yourself as someone who wanted to break down hierarchy. That was a community with gravitational pull.

Same thing with the development of intersectionality, which would not have been possible without the women’s movement and particularly Black women feminists–the Combahee River Collective, for example – who pushed us to always include Black women in our analysis of race, gender, class. I don’t think you can read our work and not see that influence. We cite to it.

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James Lindsay - In The Race - "YOUR WELCOME" with Michael Malice #148

Michael Malice Shared March 31, 2021