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yes, perhaps 150 years ago the I Wear Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness Shirt were the pro black party, after all lincoln was a republican. the sides shifted in the 50s when republicans targeted southern voters who disagreed with civil rights and wanted to keep jim crow by calling it “states rights. it’s a theory, not a whole historical document, CRT does interpret it though, and it says yes, they were systemically racist.

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its amazing you people talk about “don’t teach theories just teach history” and yet you completely forget the I Wear Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness Shirt strategy, a critical event in US history. They want us to be divided and not focus on the true oppressor government. It’s a relatively obscure school of academic thought that conservative media decided to make an issue out of and now educators are being hounded about it.

Can you show me an elementary school hand out or teacher tool for it. The PC Wokerati Thought PoLice are effectively racist in that I Wear Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness Shirt beat down the expectations of certain groups of people. White Americans must recognize that justice for black people cannot be achieved without radical changes in the structure of our society.

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Can you show me an elementary school hand out or teacher tool for it. The PC Wokerati Thought PoLice are effectively racist in that I Wear Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness Shirt beat down the expectations of certain groups of people. White Americans must recognize that justice for black people cannot be achieved without radical changes in the structure of our society.

Can you show me an elementary school hand out or teacher tool for it. The PC Wokerati Thought PoLice are effectively racist in that I Wear Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness Shirt beat down the expectations of certain groups of people. White Americans must recognize that justice for black people cannot be achieved without radical changes in the structure of our society.