CRT leads to segregation in Atlanta school

 Kira Davis:

Atlanta Mother Shocked to Discover Child's Elementary School Segregating Classes by Race

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 In the video package from WSB-TV2, Posey says she just can’t understand why a black principal would do such a thing. But the answer is, of course, the tentacles of Critical Race Theory reaching even into elementary school classrooms. This is what it looks like. Ibram X. Kendi defines it as such himself.

[R]acial discrimination is not inherently racist. … The only remedy to racist discrimination is antiracist discrimination. The only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination. The only remedy to present discrimination is future discrimination. – Ibram Kendi, How to Be an Anti-Racist.

Liberal tv personalities like to accuse conservatives of being obsessed with CRT but what they are obsessed with is avoiding the return of segregation. This principal felt completely comfortable not only segregating her students, but doing it without even bothering to inform parents. That type of woke arrogance is too dangerous to tolerate.

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CRT is racist at its roots.  It is racism that describes itself unbelievably as anti-racist. 

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