Teaching Critical Race Theory to U.S. Military Puts the World at Risk: Rep. Mo Brooks | Wide Angle
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Critical race theory “divides people based on…skin pigmentation, or ethnicity, something that people have no control over,” says Republican Congressman for Alabama, Mo Brooks. This meets his definition of racism. And with China threatening to ‘crack the heads of its enemies, a recent Russian cyber-attack on a U.S. pipeline, and terrorist activity rife in the Middle East, is learning critical race theory really the highest priority for U.S. troops? Rep. Brooks doesn’t think so. “I’m baffled by why anyone would want to interject Marxist ideology and racism into our military to the degree that it is being introduced by the Biden administration,” he adds. What would it mean to the world, if the U.S.—which has led in terms of economy, military, and to many, in enshrining in its constitution the basic rights of its citizens, were to be destabilized by an ideological rift—Marxism vs. capitalism—between its citizens?
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Critical race theory “divides people based on…skin pigmentation, or ethnicity, something that people have no control over,” says Republican Congressman for Alabama, Mo Brooks. This meets his definition of racism. And with China threatening to ‘crack the heads of its enemies, a recent Russian cyber-attack on a U.S. pipeline, and terrorist activity rife in the Middle East, is learning critical race theory really the highest priority for U.S. troops? Rep. Brooks doesn’t think so. “I’m baffled by why anyone would want to interject Marxist ideology and racism into our military to the degree that it is being introduced by the Biden administration,” he adds. What would it mean to the world, if the U.S.—which has led in terms of economy, military, and to many, in enshrining in its constitution the basic rights of its citizens, were to be destabilized by an ideological rift—Marxism vs. capitalism—between its citizens?