Identity Supremacy

White supremacy isn’t the issue, identity supremacy is. Generations have been told by the Democrats, by their educational systems and entertainment that they are defined by identity politics and that positive change will come when they narrowly fight for the interests of their group, while suspecting the worst of members of other groups, especially white people.

Non-white people are taught to believe that white people are hoarding power. In San Francisco, black people are being urged to demand slave reparations from the Asian population. Women are encouraged to resent men. Transgenders are told to hate women. Within the LGBTQ movement, gay men have become scapegoats. California just passed a ban on “caste discrimination” among Indians. This is what the utopia of the perpetually aggrieved looks like.

This isn’t white supremacy: it’s identity supremacy. And if we don’t move beyond it, there will be no nation, only one long endless civil war across the fractured territories of what was America.

Daniel Greenfield, THE MYTH OF WHITE SUPREMACY

Critical Race Theory is Racist and Lacks Reason

Critical race theory’s defenders insist that it’s an academic movement, that its proponents are experts, and that it just wants to discuss its ideas, but it operates like a theocracy, silencing and suppressing opponents, critics, and even insufficiently radical supporters. Its entire rationale is built on denying that anyone can legitimately disagree with it or that debate is even possible. A movement that dismisses reason and objectivity as forms of oppressive whiteness has no interest in dialogue, only in terrorizing its way to power as racial nationalists seek to do.

Daniel Greenfield, How Civil Rights Made America A Critical Race Theocracy.

To the LEFT, You Are Part of a Group

CRT teaches that a person’s identity cannot be separated from the group to which they belong. If you are born white, you are labeled an oppressor regardless of your character or personal attitude; individuality is lot within the group you belong to. And if you are born white and you choose to defend yourself against the charge of racism, this only proves that indeed you are racist! Wealthy black Americans are not considered persons of privilege, but a white person born into abject poverty is considered a person of privilege. There is no room for individuality, kindness, forgiveness, or meaningful reconciliation.

Erwin W. Lutzer, We Will Not Be Silenced, pg.85

Critical Race Theory — BAD!

In CRT, people are classified by groups with little or no distinction between individuals. If one group underachieves, it’s the fault of the achievers; if one group is poor, it’s the fault of the wealthy. Remember, the goal is not to foster unity or common ground but to assign blame and ensure people will be put into categories so that tensions between the groups will be enflamed and maintained.

Erwin W. Lutzer, We Will Not Be Silenced, pg.80