U.S. public school classroom in the year 2030. You hear of this concept called “critical race theory” and want to learn more, ...

Critical race theory hails from Marxist critical theory. In the text of the Wikipedia definition of CRT, you won't see a single mention of Marxism, though the first paragraph correctly notes that ...

As most specialists know, critical race theory is an academic movement that first emerged in the 1970s and ‘80s among legal scholars such as Kimberlé Crenshaw, Richard Delgado, and Derrick Bell.

It stems from the 1930s-era, Marxist-inspired Frankfurt School. Germany’s Frankfurt School founders, who created critical theory, sought to dismantle capitalism and Western civilization, just as ...

Critical Race Theory and the “hyper-White Jew” (Sapir, Pamela Paresky, Spring 2021) When ‘Critical Social Justice’ Rules on Campus (WSJ, Tabia Lee, October 22 2023) ...

Since the public became aware of critical race theory a few years ago, it’s subverted almost every aspect of America’s fabric. In operative terms, CRT, a neo-Marxist dogma, reduces every ...

Critical race theory indoctrinates young minority children into an attitude of victimhood. A young educator in Georgia demonstrates how to empower them instead.

Critical theory’s first coming was as a sophisticated reappropriation of Hegel for Marxist thought in response to the tragedies of the early 20th century — the Russian Revolution, the failure ...

The ideology is Critical Race Theory, aka, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. Here is a primer on the genesis of Critical Race Theory and its objectives. Early seeds of what is now called Critical Race ...

A conservative watchdog recently filed a lawsuit with the Department of Defense requesting records related to the possible teaching of critical race theory at the U.S. Naval Academy. Above, the U ...

Released in 2014, here is Werner Bonefeld's seminal book on critical theory and the critique of political economy. Bonefeld originally studied with Johannes Agnoli and was a founder of the Open ...