Critical Race Theory Chaos Would Make Castro Smile
By: David Almasi
Asked about rioting in cities and the leftist narrative that “systemic racism” runs through American society, Project 21 member Vince Ellison called this a tactic of “Marxism 101.”
During an interview on Newsmax TV’s “National Report,” Vince discussed the damage that critical race theory has caused, and said that “Che Guevara [and] Fidel Castro would be smiling at this type of manipulation and mind control” being used against the American people.
The Trump Administration recently moved to ban the use of critical race theory in federal offices. Vince called this racial theory an “anathema to freedom.”
Detailing the problems of critical race theory and how it attacks American exceptionalism, Vince said about the secret to success:
It has nothing to do with the color of your skin. It has more to do with how hard you’re willing to work. Whether you’re going to get yourself a good job. Whether you’re going to be a good Christian, Muslim or Jew. And whether or not you’re going to arm yourself with knowledge for the wise man and a gun for the fool. And walk proudly and strongly in the country of your birth. And be satisfied and content and happy.
Critical race theory says this is not possible for black men in America – that they have to depend on the forbearance of racists and that they have to ask them for respite. And that we cannot conduct and live… properly in the country of our birth lest we are given permission from white society.
And that’s ridiculous.
Vince added that promoting unrest by blaming it on allegedly inherent racial disparities is used to cover up for the failure of liberal policies in urban areas where black Americans live in greater numbers. Poor government-run schools, religious intolerance, anti-gun laws and policies that break up stable families – policies typically instituted by liberal lawmakers – are more of a threat to black Americans than any conspiracy theories being promoted by critical race theory trainers.
“It’s a deflection,” Vince noted.
Regarding the focus on police violence, he remarked:
And they take this violence – and this canard that we are going to be shot by police – and they use this to cause all of these riots and all this burning and all this looting…
[T]he left has taken this canard, and they’ve convinced us that this is our biggest problem in the black community right now.
Instead, this is part of a strategy that’s been used “all over the world” to “take over America,” Vince said. This rioting, he warned, is “a precursor for them taking over.” Black Lives Matter and Antifa activists, he noted, are key to this strategy.
Project 21 applauded the Trump Administration for pushing back against critical race theory and for beginning the process of cancelling all contracts promoting it in federal training.
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