I wish we had been wrong
We didn’t just warn about the pernicious and corrosive effects of CRT and DEI that now are exploding on campuses. We documented the threat more deeply than anyone else. With facts and data.
We have been warning for years about the pernicious and corrosive impact of the racialization of education under the umbrellas of Critical Race Theory and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
We told our readers and anyone who would listen that these ideologies set students against each other, against their parents, against their own country, and against Israel and Jews.
On October 7, and 8, and 9, and beyond, the putrid hate generated by these ideologies spewed forth on campuses, shocking the nation. Our readers were not shocked.
I wish we had been wrong. But we were right.
We didn’t just warn. We documented more deeply than anyone else. With facts and data. It’s what Legal Insurrection blog (which just had its 15th Anniversary) and our Legal Insurrection Foundation (approaching its 5th Anniversary) do better than anyone.
It’s been almost three years since we launched CriticalRace.org, a project of the Legal Insurrection Foundation, with interactive maps now covering over 700 schools, from higher ed, to elite K-12, to medical schools, to veterinary schools, to business schools, to the military service academies. It’s all documented, with source links and archived links for every single piece of data.
We knew. Our readers knew. Now the nation knows, and there are increasing calls to dismantle and eliminate the DEI industrial complex.
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- Added more schools to our elite private school database
As we look forward to a new year, we have many plans for continuing to track the acronyms wreaking havoc on our education system and culture (CRT, DEI, ESG, and SEL), expanding our education efforts, bringing greater awareness to these ideologies that are ripping the fabric of our society to bits.
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Comments
More evidence that our universities have become cancerous, almost literallly. They have lost the ability to self-correct, and genuinely bad ideas reproduce and expand without limit rather than being discarded.
Go abroad for college.
Where would that be?
The Long March Through the Institutions.
There needs to be alternatives to college for people, maybe in part online and in part working groups collaborating to study specific subjects. They are no longer acceptable places to send our children.
Elon Musk is supposed to be setting up a real STEM college in Texas.
He saved Twitter and the space program, why not colleges as well?
I wish there were an equivalent for employees in woke corporations.
It’s Jim Crow all over again with the colors reversed in corporate America.
For many- it’s driven in part by contracting requirements, but that’s only one head of this beast.
However you teach people to not think, when you teach them to not think, you’ve armed them to not think thereafter.
V interesting piece on under-developed moral reasoning here (via Instapundit):
https://jewishworldreview.com/1223/teen_mind_closing.php3
Refers to research that describes a developmental model in “moral reasoning”, paralleling Piaget’s model of developing cognition. DIE conveniently opeationalizes pre-adolescent “moral reasoning”.
It’s middle-school cafeteria cliques all the way down.