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Thinking Critically
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Now if only any of that were true…
Cartoons are Cartoons…watch the video.
Excellent video of a smart man speaking out.
Cartoon scribbles are just someone’s made up falasea.
I and many others were bashing CRT 7+ years ago. People like me were told not to be concerned because its a college elective.
Now we’re being gaslighted about it by the same people
Ironically the OP even demonstrated completely why critical race theory needs to stop being taught.
America was not built on the backs of non-whites. Slaves made up a small portion of the population and were only owned by the rich. They existed almost entirely on the plantations, only used for a select few things outside of them. They did not build this country. The only thing they helped build was the economy of the southern states (and central/latin America, where the majority of slaves purchased and brought to the American continent went).
White settlers had a much much MUCH larger hand in building this country than any poc and rewriting history to increase your victim card is precisely why critical race theory needs to go. It’s not teaching the truth, it’s teaching whatever lets them instill this “we’re the ultimate victims” mentality in the next generation.
And y'know… Not all slaves were black. Like, not even a large majority were.
A lot of them were africans, but yeah. There were even white slaves. And in terms of other races, there were even black and native slave OWNERS. But these people would rather ignore all the nuance that comes with history because they’d rather have the version that fits their narrative than the truth.
“Critical race theory is teaching about racism” is pretty much a strawman. The US educational system has taught about racism in its history openly since at least the ‘90s, as it should have. However, guilt-tripping kids who had nothing to do with the historical events being discussed into feeling bad as if the events were their fault somehow is both abusive and not a way to actually teach history.
Imagine a teacher saying directly or indirectly that it’s your fault because you’re white that Andrew Jackson, who shares a skin color with you, committed genocide against Native Americans- instead of owning up to Jackson himself being a racist piece of shit even for his time period. Such collectivist bullshit is pretty much antithetical to learning from history in order to not repeat its mistakes, as it implies that it’s somehow inevitable people from a certain race will act a certain way, so why try to get over this type of injustice?
Also the biggest victims of CRT aren’t even white people. It’s Asians and the Jewish community.
OP, your take is bad and you should feel bad
@someoneintheshadow456 Can you elaborate on that? Like, I’m all against CRT but I’m not sure how I see how it affects Jews in particular? (I say this as a Jew myself)
Because Jewish people and Asians are seen as more privileged than white people, so they’re either lumped in with whites or seen as some dirty traitor who can’t be involved in race discussions. Latinos also get this to a lesser extent because of “white passing.”
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The second set of my cover illustration project. Episode covers for the show Moomin (1990). Two out of ten finished. Good going, girl! Still eight patches ahead.
All covers I’ve done so far (DeviantArt-folder):
https://www.deviantart.com/agina/gallery/73175646/moomin-cover-illustration-project
‘agreed’. that’s a funny way to spell ‘were forcibly removed with the alternative of painful deaths’.
The funny thing these books dont teach you is that the slaves were sold by other africans to every fucking body, not just americans.
It doesn’t really matter who sold the slaves though and to where. Slaves where still sold and a lot of them where sold to America where the impacts of slavery and racism still exists today.
There are still slaves in africa… sold to middle east and asian countries and everywhere else… every fucking year. Approximately around 27 million africans still suffer from slavery.
pardon my french but
WHAT THE FUCK.
The Muslims bought the most slaves, the AFRICAN SOLD it’s own people and you are legit sitting here trying to excuse it by ‘well America’.
Well learn history, america abolish slavery first. We do not suffer like our ancestors did - we cannot claim to know what it was like back then at all. You wonder why Africans see black americans as entitled? This, using the past to not learn from it, but to bitch and moan instead.
Racism will exist because anyone can be a racist. Once people realize this then maybe we can start working for a better tomorrow - but we cannot sit here and excuse the racism of some while bashing another group. That’s not how solutions work.
Lord the American school system failed a lot of you.
That top book is from Canada, it’s also probably for 3rd graders. Not the best age to talk about slaughter with.
Also, the majority of enslaved Africans went to the Caribbean and South America, specifically Brazil. But you never hear about that. It’s only ever the United States which is expected to apologize for that.
Because Whitey.
Also the “impacts of slavery” don’t exist today. Literally no one alive in America today was a slave, ever knew anyone who was a slave, owned a slave, or knew anybody who owned a slave. Slavery has been gone for well over a hundred years. Blaming the problems anybody faces today on slavery would be like me blaming my troubles on No Irish Need Apply signs because I’m part Irish.
America didn’t abolish slavery first (maybe the slave trade first? A moratorium was put in the constitution) But then if you take states into account, then you could argue first.
England did it in the early 19th century a few decades before America and without a civil war.
I agreed with everything else you said @its-b3witched, but don’t undermine your argument with something false.
Date of abolition of legal slavery by country
The trading of slaves, yes.
Last country to make slavery illegal did it in the 1980’s but didn’t actually criminalize it until this century. That would be Mauritania in north east Africa.
>Russia abolished slavery in 1750
Then what the fuck were serfs?
I think slaves and serfs were considered different thing legally. But yeah, that number should have been 1861.
And you wanna know in which countries SLAVERY IS STILL LEGAL TO THIS DAY? BECAUSE I AM TELLING YAH THEY AIN’T FUCKIN MAJORLY WHITE Africa still has legal slavery today, and we all know how the Middle East treats everyone who has the misfortune of being born with a vagina. They might as well be slaves.
The african slave trade literally never universally ended, it’s still going in. Something like 5 or ten years ago, i read an article about a Nigerian couple who were taken to court because, when they had immigrated to Texas with a housemate, the police found out years later that he was literally their slave who they had purchased in Nigeria and had kept in brainwashed hostage conditions and used for free household labor in return for permitting his food rations. People dont understand, slavery literally came from the old world. Since the age of agriculture and likely before it. If you could capture a hostage and create compliance, they were considered your slaves, thats how history went down prior to liberalism. It was justified ex post facto by the old hierarchy model of divine lordships, where agency was viewed as coming from God or some equivalent force, bestowed upon chosen people (people with the means to create hostages and compliance), and then their subjects only by extension of their masters. All abrahamic religions did this, and most places did this around the globe. The entire old world practiced slavery, along with some of the pre-colonial americas. Not everyone had slaves, not everyone agreed with slavery, but some aristocrats and political heads of all systems had slaves, all systems had some slaves in them. And then the United States of America decided shortly after its Revolution that it wouldnt allow (specifically chattel) slavery (but did still allow or blind-eyed other types of traditional european slavery) in some states, it wanted to federalize the abolition of slavery, and then there was a states rights conflict, where state representatives and a political movement asserted their own state constitutions took precedent over the federal constitution, which lead to the Confederacy.
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