Critical Race Theory is an anti-white, anti-police, anti-American ideology that teaches minorities they can’t succeed because they’re oppressed by white people and wronged by the police.
Black Lives Matter is a violent, communist movement.
Princeton University is now so sick and degraded that they have a CRT activist teaching a course in Black Lives Matter. Their admitted goals are to destroy the nuclear family, capitalism, and the police, among other goals.
The College Fix reported that Princeton University is offering a “#BlackLivesMatter” course this fall, where students can learn about the “historical roots and growth” of the “social movement” from a professor with a “commitment” to critical race theory.
The class includes readings from former Black Panther member Angela Davis, a two-time vice-presidential candidate of the Communist Party who once made the FBI’s Most Wanted List.
The course description says the class “seeks to document the forms of dispossession that Black Americans face, and offers a critical examination of the prison industrial complex, police brutality, urban poverty, and white supremacy in the US.”
It says the Black Lives Matter movement and the course are “committed to resisting, unveiling, and undoing histories of state-sanctioned violence against Black and Brown bodies.”
The course will be taught by professor Hanna Garth, who has described herself as a person who is “broadly interested in the ways in which people struggle to overcome structural violence.”
Going to take a lot of killin before this is over.
These people are adults and paying their own tuition, so if they are stupid enough to sign up for
those classes you can’t stop them.
One must remember that Princeton gave Michelle a diploma. Yes I said gave.
You must remember that Princeton gave Michelle a diploma, Yes I said gave.
I didn’t think CRT (especially taught by radicals) was news! Par for the course…
The unique and fundamental condition of this time is the decline of US imperialism. Our society is in social and economic crisis and assumptions about the US are turned on their heads. These are hard conditions to live through but they are favorable for the people and for revolution.
These conditions of constant change demanad the weapon of theory. Like people everywhere, we are analyzing how to bring to life the potential forces which can destroy US imperialism.
We are a guerrilla organization. We are communist women and men, underground in the United States for more than four years. We are deeply affected by the historic events of our time in the struggle against US imperialism.
Our intention is to disrupt the empire…to decapitate it, to put pressure on the cracks, to make it hard to carry out its bloodthirsty functioning against the people of the world, to join the world struggle, to attack from inside.
Our intention is to engage the enemy…to wear away at him, to harass him, to isolate him, to expose every weakness, to pounce. to reveal his vulnerability.
Our intention is to encourage the people…to provoke leaps in confidence and consciousness, to stir the imagination, to popularize power, to agitate, to organize, to join in every way possible the people’s day-to-day struggles.
Our intention is to forge an underground…a clandestine political organization engaged in every form of struggle, protected from the eyes and weapons of the state, a base against repression, to accumulate lessons, experience and constant practice, a base from which to attack.
The only path to the final defeat of imperialism and the building of socialism is revolutionary war. Revolution is the most powerful resource of the people.
To wait, to not prepare people for the fight, is to seriously mislead about what kind of fierce struggle lies ahead.
Revolutionary war will be complicated and protracted. It includes mass struggle, and clandestine struggle, peacefuland violent, political and economic, cultural and military, where all forms are developed in harmony with the armed struggle to build the organized power of the people and to wear away at the power of the enemy. Many people have given their lives in this struggle and many more will have to. Paradoxically, the protracted struggle is the shortest and least costly road to revolution.
We are in the early stage going from small to large. The mass armed capability which will destroy the enemy has its beginnings in armed action. It matures unevenly, with setbacks and at great cost. It will not spring full blown on the scene at the magical moment of insurrection. We cannot leave the organizing and preparation for armed struggle to some more perfect future time. It would be suicidal. There is no predetermined model for revolution, we are always figuring it out. But for some, armed struggle is always too soon, although it is underway here and around the world.
We made the choice to become a guerrilla organization at a time when the Vietnamese were fighting a heroic people’s war, defeating half a million US troops and the most technologically advanced military power.
In our own hemisphere, Che Guevara urged that we “create two, three, many Vietnams,” to destroy US imperialism by cutting off the in the Third World tentacle by tentacle, and opening another front in the US itself. At home, the struggle and insurrection of the Black Liberation Movement heightened our commitment to fight alongside the determined enemies of the empire. This defined our international responsibility and our duty as white revolutionaries inside the oppressor nation. We are part of a wave of revolution sparked by the Black Liberation struggle, by the death of Che in Bolivia in 1967, and by the people’s war in Vietnam. This period forged our belief in the revolutionary necessity of clandestine organization and armed struggle.
Prairie Fire, Billy Ayers, 1974, Page 1
Rereading Prairie Fire by comrade kommissar Billy Ayers on the offline box and it is 1974 this burn it all down by any means necessary manifesto.
Any society that allows a Weather Underground operative anywhere in education is doomed to be destroyed.
Do you know where Barry Soetoro launched his political career in the mid 1990’s?
In the Ayers family living room.
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