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« Reply #25 on: May 16, 2022, 10:02:14 AM »

Critical race theory is explicitly incompatible with liberal solutions to racial inequality such as meritocracy and non-discrimination.  CRT's solution to racism is to recreate every personal and civic interaction into one that is explicitly race conscious, which is an idea incongruent with American principles and law.   
There is no such thing as true meritocracy unless every child starts off on an equal playing field from day one.

I don't disagree with you, per se.  But that isn't the Critical Race Theorist's point.  CRT would argue that the very system/process of "meritocracy" reinforces and perpetuates White supremacy; that, even if you had children enter a meritocratic system on "an equal playing field", the structure will inherently replicate racial inequality unless "White privilege" is explicitly corrected for.  Do you agree with that? 
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« Reply #26 on: May 16, 2022, 10:04:41 AM »

Critical race theory is explicitly incompatible with liberal solutions to racial inequality such as meritocracy and non-discrimination.  CRT's solution to racism is to recreate every personal and civic interaction into one that is explicitly race conscious, which is an idea incongruent with American principles and law.   
There is no such thing as true meritocracy unless every child starts off on an equal playing field from day one.

I don't disagree with you, per se.  But that isn't the Critical Race Theorist's point.  CRT would argue that the very system/process of "meritocracy" reinforces and perpetuates White supremacy; that, even if you had children enter a meritocratic system on "an equal playing field", the structure will inherently replicate racial inequality unless "White privilege" is explicitly corrected for.  Do you agree with that? 
No, I certainly don’t agree with several aspects of CRT and never claimed to.
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« Reply #27 on: May 16, 2022, 10:10:37 AM »

Also, isn't it true that adults can go to whichever Medical School feels like they have the potential to be a good doctor and where they think they will be able to become a good doctor by attended?

If adults don't want to be alienated from the affection of their "community", they are free to go elsewhere. I imagine that the schools that "don't teach CRT" are probably easier to get in to.

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