lol

Do people think CRT is like, a specific book? or something?

You can't replace "white" in CRT any more than you can replace "white" in quantum mechanics. It's not a single thing, it's a theory, an abstraction. There are no word replacements you can make because it is not dependent on any particular set of labels.

I mean, now that you mention it...

https://www.amazon.com/Handbook-Critical-Race-Theory-Education/dp/0415899966

Find a PDF and we can read it together

I could think of at least 30 other books I'd rather read, which are also fiction.

stalking in a retarded Fatflix thread

Let's take a look at the book "Critical Race Theory: An Introduction" by Richard Delgado, one of the first scholars to publish on critical whiteness and critical race theory.
Here's an excerpt from this book:



So according to one of its founders, in one of its key texts, CRT seeks to "question the very foundations of the liberal order, including equality theory, legal reasoning, Enlightenment rationalism and neutral principles of constiutional law."




Remember when I was writing in the other thread that CRT and its masterminds seek to deconstruct and subvert our Western societies? Remember when a certain someone called me a gullible idiot because I consider this type of theory to be radical and far-left? Pepe ridge farm remembers...

Question does not mean subvert, nor does it mean destabilize.

You were and remain a gullible idiot and the fact that you just posted this excerpt as though it validates your previous comments only further testifies to that.

Yeah, right, because the foundations of a social order can be radically challenged (is that a verb that you accept?) without destabilizing ripple effects...


I mean, come on, the choice of words in their little mission statement leaves no doubt about their radical, subversive intent:
"Unlike traditional [...] discourse, which stresses incrementalism and step-by-step progress, [our approach] questions the very foundations of the [current] order..."