A Lesson on Critical Race Theory
Coined by legal scholar Kimberlé Crenshaw, Critical Race Theory is the practice of interrogating race and racism in society that emerged in the legal academy and spread to other fields of scholarship.
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aepps20
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I have to agree with my WHITE QUEEN PATTY MAYO. AS A BLACK MAN if it weren't for them DLKs dream wouldn't be fulfilled. Her BLACK friend was a lib so we know that she is the victim.
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On an article about the price of housing jumping 18% in the US:
Felt so depressed after reading this
elpablo21
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RIP
Glad he was able to outlive 45's presidency
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John Madden, Harry Reid, who the **** is next?
RIP to Mr. Reid. His influence and importance cant be overstated.
RIP to Mr. Reid. His influence and importance cant be overstated.
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The character Senator Harrison Roberts in Casino was based on Harry Reid.
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Glad they renamed LV airport for Harry Reid and he was able to see it, McCarran was an anti-semite and xenophobe. RIP.
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RIP
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This will change nothing. Things will still be made there, but go through an extra "inspection" process in, like, Taiwan. Companies can then throw a "Made in Taiwan" label on it and call it a day.
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A three-book series called “Sanction,” written under the pseudonym Roman McClay and self-published under Flat Black Ink Corp., McLeod’s old company, tells violent, misogynistic stories that one Amazon reviewer described as an “800-page alt-right rant.”
“This book is packed full of rants on diversity, women, and globalization. There are fantasies of killing people involved in the BLM movement, and bizarre threats to Ben Shapiro/Sam Harris/and others. While others may be guilty of ignoring the necessity of violence in some extreme situations, this book fetishizes violence as the great equalizer,” the review reads.
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Officials were aware of this dude and he was still able to get his act off. Tell me how effective American police are again?
Nike Jordan
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Complexion for the protection.
aepps20
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Exactly how I feel and I'm very proud of everyone that thinks like this.
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A three-book series called “Sanction,” written under the pseudonym Roman McClay and self-published under Flat Black Ink Corp., McLeod’s old company, tells violent, misogynistic stories that one Amazon reviewer described as an “800-page alt-right rant.”
“This book is packed full of rants on diversity, women, and globalization. There are fantasies of killing people involved in the BLM movement, and bizarre threats to Ben Shapiro/Sam Harris/and others. While others may be guilty of ignoring the necessity of violence in some extreme situations, this book fetishizes violence as the great equalizer,” the review reads.
Lol if this caveman wants violence I've been finding myself more and more open to it. There are more of "us" than MAGA trash and contrary to popular belief they don't have all the weapons.
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I posed this question in TAN and didnt get a response. At the time of my posting, I was not aware of that request from the Delta CEO.
Did some googling after asking in TAN and came across that info. I still wondee whether the decision from the CDC was based solely on that or if there was a scientific reasoning behind the change as well.
I thought the entire idea of getting the vaccine was to prevent severe illness. So logically speaking, if you're able to avoid severe illness, your viral load should be lower? (An assumption I'm making, please correct if wrong) And continuing down this path, if your viral load is lower, you're likely to get rid of the illness quicker than the unvaccinated?
In addition, even if the CDC recommends 5 days of quarantine, dont you have to produce a negative test to return to places like work? Obviously doesnt apply to someone's personal life, but if they wanted to go out with no quarantine in that situation, they would because this isnt a hard and fast law.
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yes but CDC also recommended wearing masks etc, people don't care.
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Right but that's a people issue and not a CDC issue. They're still providing guidelines to try and keep folks safe...not to make Delta Airlines more money.
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How is this science?
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