Unfortunately the thin black gentleman is disingenuous as that is what CRT continues to be pushed forward on. The FACT that those who push CRT NEVER want it to end because it is not about ending white supremacy or talking about what is really wrong.... It is always about victimhood of those who refuse to change their evil deeds and the evil agenda behind it which is control, pride, and other sinful agendas that continues to push forward satan's filthy agenda! Unfortunately the thin black gentleman is lying to himself and he knows it.

Y'all literally stole Jubilee's idea. Come up with something unique

​@@91toinfinity I agree! Jubilee is the only channel that can host discussions with people who have differing viewpoints. How dare anyone else do such a thing!

It is treated as a one definition fits all, by people who don't know what it is. I've seen far too many cable news clips of someone being asked to define CRT, and they start stuttering and trying to pull together something that isn't the dogwhistle "anything that accurately portrays historical white atrocities"

If you can't explain it well enough to make it make sense to others - then you don't really have theory. What you have is a religious doctrine you are trying to sell to others - like what Christians do.

What if we do know what it is and still oppose it?

@@PorkChopAChunky this is an intersectionality we never have to worry about it seems. CRT is just defining reality, you can deny reality if you choose.

@nickf7313 Utter nonsense. CRT is nothing more than the perception of a rather small number of people. You stating it's the supreme truth known as reality doesn't make it so. Depending on who it is speaking on CRT it can be almost entirely nonsense.

America won't stop being racist because it is profitable. Scaring people about black and Mexican boogeyman has sold a lot of guns

Be careful man because once you start talking about power dynamics that’s when they start hurling communism and socialism at you as insults.

Really, who passed Jim Crows laws and why? In reality there was a Black Liberation movement that was about to start an actual hot war on the ground in southern states right before the war kicked off. What most people fail to understand is that Natives and Free Slaves fought from FL to Kansas in something called the Gulla war. The Seminole groups fought against the North and South and represented a collaborative effort between indigenous and slave bands that wanted liberty away from their oppressors.

@@hpensive I don't see it that way. Those Seminoles and runaway slaves were conquered and driven out By Jackson so they fled to Oklahoma and then they were chased away again 10 years later all the way down to Mexico. This accomplished what? In 1808 the U.S. passed a law banning slaves from Africa from entering the country. Some states outlawed slavery right from the start and thus never even had slavery. Just 32 years after USA became a country they were passing major Federal laws to end slavery. John Brown was the martyr that was needed. His courage and willing ness to sacrifice himself and his sons inspired a mindset for revolution. Abe Lincoln wasn't supposed to win the election. He was the first Republican president ever. The republican party was backed by the growing abolitionist movement and they helped push Lincoln over the top with money donations. The southern states were outraged that they lost the election. With the new abolitionist backed president, they knew the anti-slavery laws would soon come down the pipe. So they launched a preemptive war. They thought they could force a peace deal and become their own nation. It would have been easy to just leave them be and nobody would have to die. But people knew slavery was wrong and they were willing to fight for those enslaved in the south. The writings of Friedrick Douglas gave a much needed voice to spread hope for change. You won't find any wars fought for a more pure intention. Most are fought for money and power. The war cost more than we today can imagine. Yes there would still be lingering racism for a long time after. But even the Jim crow laws were ultimately defeated after only a few years of being law. The good guys won that one too.

​@@worstcaseofcrabsever5510 Almost all the Natives were driven out on the trail of tears. The civil war was the capture of one continent to create the modern US. That wasn't going to happen without the Seminoles and Southerners being subdued.

@@worstcaseofcrabsever5510 wow. Just wow. Look up a little documentary called “harvest of shame” and tell me again that slavery ended at the civil war.

@@nickf7313 I guess in your world slavery never ended. Got it. And here I thought the civil war really happened. I guess it was just a hoax.

It's not neutral.

@@cesarviana8060 CRT is not about personal rascism. It is a law theory, it is about the unequal weight of the justice system, and how the past effects people of race. Talking about race is certainly not counterintuitive. Without reconciliation the legacy of racism will continue to have socioeconomic effects. The very identity of “white” wasn’t even a thing until abolition. It was propaganda used by the capitalist class to pin working-class white Europeans against free slaves to keep both subjugated.

Christians? Try the entire world ding dong

@@PorkChopAChunky The entire world, including non-Christians, used scripture to justify slavery? Why would a non-Christian care what the bible has to say?

The men who stood against slavery when the culture wouldn't, were Christians, and they used scripture to back up their abolition.

This is a Christian channel. And critical theory is an analytical tool. It's a framework for analyzing things related to systems of power and power imbalances.

This is a Christian channel. And critical theory is an analytical tool. It's a framework for analyzing things related to systems of power and power imbalances.

Oh bullshit

Oh bullshit

Couldn't believe how dense and clueless these two people were.