1 Scrub, scrub, scrub...

2 Easy there, I'm just doing my job.

3

I understand that Sandy Fluck is a proponent of Critical Rape Theory. 

4 We have always been at war with, ummm, where's the teleprompter?

5 "...the role that law, and Wikipedia entries, play in this process."

6

people take this crap seriously?? 

if liberals weren't so fixated on race what would they talk about?

 

gah.

7 Gotta hide this non-bombshell because it means nothing.

Just for the same reasons the MSM hid this stuff in 2008, it must be hidden today because it's really not interesting or anything.

8 Just paint them out of the picture.

9 If you can't believe Wikipedia, who can you believe?

10 So basically the theory is that our laws, our Constitution, support a white power structure?

11 Let's check the entry on 'chocolate rations.'

12 Heh, that didn't take long.  Is whitewashing racist?

13 Wikipedia, that's like ancient technology.

14 All mentions of Obama have been removed from the article on Pole Smoker.

15 Aaaaand, Andrew's Ghost haunts some more lefties...

16 Wikipedia Entry for 'Critical Race Theory' Changed Today


What did it change Today to?

17 Obama is a stuttering clusterf*ck of a miserable failure.

18 The bros need extra large condoms and leave me sore, especially if I do more than 6 in a day.

19

3I understand that Sandy Fluck is a proponent of Critical Rape Theory.

 

She's more into "Critical Hoo-Hoo Dilly In My Cha-Cha Theory"

20 SEE!?

21 Wiki has never been worth a shit on anything vaguely political.

22 Come on guys

23

Hmm. Critical Race Theory.

 

Three other words: I don't care.

24

 

Hmm.....whole lotta sanitizing going on. .....If that video is such a nothing-burger, then why would they care?

25 Someone go change Obama's wikipedia page to reference his cock sucking.

26 Let's change 'diversity' to mean 'Hey, there's too many white folks in here!'

27 Critical Race Theory is the crap studied by college students who would've been better off learning a trade, just like wikipedia is the go to research source for college students who would've been better off learning a trade.

28 Just checked. My tweet at 9am PST about the wikipedia entry for CRT was based on "white supremacy" in the text. Ha! They are so predictable.

29 So the black guy comes out of the doctor's office with his chest all puffed out and says to his wife, "doc say ah'm impotent!"

30 So what does Soledad Obrien call herself when she's editing Wikipedia entries?

31

27Critical Race Theory is the crap studied by college students who would've been better off learning a trade, just like wikipedia is the go to research source for college students who would've been better off learning a trade.

 

 

Hey, if you're black you get a B just for showing up, right?

 

<apologies to Chris Rock>

32 Olbermann founded Critical Rage Theory -- he jumps the anger shark when you criticize him. 

33

Lost in all this is the simple fact that a theory is just an idea that has yet to be proven.

 

It's only accepted as serious *after* it has been proven. preferably by many others. It then becomes a Postulate and becomes the basis of fact.

 

Further proof that lefties live in a fantasy world.

34

UCLA Racial Studies (Wordpress!) page

"CRT identifies that these power structures are based on white privilege and white supremacy, which perpetuates the marginalization of people of color. CRT also rejects the traditions of liberalism and meritocracy. "

Why UCLA racial studies doesn't have an edu page, I dont' know.  Maybe they don't want that white supremacy stuff on their real pages...

http://tinyurl.com/89jn9lp

35 Orwell ( and Breitbart ) are smiling right now .

36

#1 and #2 have it completely right.

This is fucking Orwellian.  I feel like someone just sucker punched me in the nose, I'm so mad and bewildered.

What can we count on?  Who?  When the facts can be changed to suit the Revolutionary Truth... how can we even argue about things in a civil manner anymore?  Even in theory?

This is what leads to death camps.

37 They have an article over at Weasel Zippers saying that Derrick Bell visted the White House twice in 2010.  http://tinyurl.com/7mf62cz

38 Hiding something is the one of the legal proofs for self-knowledge of guilt.

39 well, of nothing else, getting everyone to take a serious look at critical race theory is worth something. kinda amusing how loosely the words "critical" and "theory" are thrown around.

40 "6    people take this crap seriously??"

Critical Theory had reached my dipshit flyover law school by 1985, in the form of a feminist professior newly arrived from UCLA.    So it's been out there awhile, infecting the discourse.

41 See, all you crackas makin' my point!  I be sickin' Holder on yo pasty asses from dis here grave, racists!

42 Good thing there is a explanation at this page @ Harvard law: http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/bridge/CriticalTheory/critical4.htm

43

I can hear the chant now....'for lack of black we will attack!'

44 is it more likely it is adherents of critical race theory or o'brien's minions were changing the entry?

45 Meritocracy is racist!  Give me tenure!

46 I'd always suspected that the hole in Soledad's head was the same size as the memory hole, now there's proof.

47

 

Here's the thing......OBarky didn't just embrace this racist theory when he was a college student. .....He went on to teach this shit when he became a professor, and taught in Chicago.

 

 He forced his own students to read Bell's books, and indoctrinated them into this bullshit.

48 Where's Ran, and why isn't it calling me a liar? Ran, tell me again how this is nothing? Come on Ran, post something, please.

49 maybe we could get the feminists to attack the race hustlers for misogyny, and the race hustlers to attack the feminists for lack of diversity?

50 this ins one of these theories that makes it impossible for people of good will to work with another group. anything you do that results in your continued existence is all in furtherance of an evil plan to keep the minority down.

51 Posted by: wheatie at March 08, 2012 06:26 PM (dauG/)

He was never a professor, only a lowly instructor.

52 "U.S. military struggles to teach troops to respect Koran," by Ian Duncan for the Los Angeles Times, March 8: Troops serving in Afghanistan were advised never to touch the Koran, never to place anything on top of one, and to keep it off the floor and out of bathrooms. They were even told never to "talk badly" about it. But the do's and don'ts said nothing about burning the Muslim holy book, which is what happened last month as a cache of Korans was incinerated at Bagram air base, setting off riots across the country that killed more than 30 people and provoked attacks on U.S. forces. An investigation by NATO officials into the burnings found five U.S. troops responsible, but it concluded that the actions were not deliberate and were the result of a miscommunication. The troops could face disciplinary action, but commanders in Afghanistan have not yet announced the form it will take. North Atlantic Treaty Organization troops last week started mandatory refresher training on how to handle the Koran. Troops are now told flatly not to dispose of Korans and will be urged to err on the side of caution when dealing with Arabic texts, assuming "material is sacred if there is any doubt over its religious significance."

53 "wikipedia is the go to research source for college students who would've been better off learning a trade."

True and very funny.

54

"What can we count on? Who? When the facts can be changed to suit the Revolutionary Truth... how can we even argue about things in a civil manner anymore? Even in theory?"

 

We have to count on ourselves and what we know is right in our hearts.

55 someone got some splainin to do? so who is going to ask zero about critical race theory?

56 Hey you want to talk about critical race theory. Slavery was a net positive for black people. Discuss.

57 Is the IP address in the vicinity of CNN? Hello Soledad!

58 This is all you have? THIS is your bombshell? THIS IS ALL A BIG NOTHING! YOU BREITBARTS HAVE NOTHING! [*continue screaming frantically around the studio*]

59 how did anyone who believes this crap get tenure anywhere?

60 Wikipedia could very easily implement something that highlighted recent changes or showed recently deleted parts of the article.  They could make it easy to vote on these additions and deletions.

They don't.  I think partly they stick to the old way because these ideas would highlight just how much BS is carried on many of their pages in weird edit wars, and how often something that bugs the left (mostly... though certainly not only them) is removed over and over again.  It would undermine the idea wikipedia can be relied on for anything controversial.

I think wikipedia is great for many things, though.  I just think they need to accept that it is used to spin news and it needs to prevent this by highlighting recent changes for a few weeks.  That would have a Streisand effect and greatly diminish edit wars.

61 yeah, o'brien getting caught updating wikipedia, there is something interesting.

62 White supremacy was definitely mentioned yesterday and the wiki "editors" appear to be having some kind of food fight over it.

63 Too bad they can't go out and scrub all of Bell's books, huh?

I wonder why Soledad referred readers to Google & Wikipedia instead of sources that are less, uh, fungible.

64 Fuck them and the kulak they rode in on.

65

"Troops are now told flatly not to dispose of Korans and will be urged to err on the side of caution when dealing with Arabic texts, assuming "material is sacred if there is any doubt over its religious significance."

 

Sooo, um, how do they treat Bibles?

 

This is weakness, which what our enemies want from us. We are playing right into their hands.

66 Social science:  The Field of Authoritative Bullshit

Seriously, the only difference between a lot of it and a lunatic ranting on the street corner is that one has it typed up and mimeographed by grad students.

67 CRT:  Black Racism.

68 how did anyone who believes this crap get tenure anywhere?

You perpetuate gross historical injustices by oppressing me and my people with thoughtless remarks like that, white man.

69 That harvard page is pretty funny.  We have:

Because critical race theorists argue that the imperial, objective voice of law so often veils the perpetuation of racial hierarchy, many of these scholars celebrate personal, passionate voices in their voices and teaching. Narratives infuse their works: autobiographical, fictional, and allegorical. Critiques of popular culture and contributions to it also characterize critical race writings.

LOL.  "Race writings".  No shit.

This is all so retarded it's actually funny.  And Barky has already done a job on that idea of an "objective voice of law" by getting empathy now accepted as a main criterion in judicial proceedings.  Thanks to the shithead GOP in the Senate for waiving on that offense to the intellect and attack on millenia of Western civilization.

70 @51..... I stand corrected, CBD.

71 Heh, I saw the earlier version today. The propagandists are always vigilant.

72

I asked a liberal if it is possible for a white person to be a 'race traitor' as they describe blacks who stray from the democrat plantation, and if not, why not....you never saw someone get so spitting mad so fast!  try it!

73 That wikipedia revision page rd linked to is really something to see.

74

Posted by: steevy at March 08, 2012 06:28 PM (7W3wI)

 

 

 

Cultural suicide continues apace.  It's madness.

 

75

62  how did anyone who believes this crap get tenure anywhere?

 

Wasn't that the whole purpose of that rally at Harvard....that the video released yesterday was about.....to demand that Derrick Bell be given tenure?

 

So I guess tenure-on-demand is a part of that Affirmative Action thang. ....It's 'racist' if you have to earn it.

76 Cultural suicide continues apace. It's madness. Posted by: Reactionary at March 08, 2012 06:37 PM (jfeoD) I am not sure it is enough to stop the runaway train, however, I think maybe someone in the caboose woke up and started turning on the brake.

77 Nice to see minitrue is hard at work.

78 79 62 how did anyone who believes this crap get tenure anywhere? Wasn't that the whole purpose of that rally at Harvard....that the video released yesterday was about.....to demand that Derrick Bell be given tenure? So I guess tenure-on-demand is a part of that Affirmative Action thang. ....It's 'racist' if you have to earn it. Posted by: wheatie at March 08, 2012 06:38 PM (dauG/) I guess, but someone had to swallow pretty hard to vote for this loser.

79

And they're just getting warmed up.   Can't wait until the summer. 

80

Similar thoughts from PJ Tatler here

 

http://tinyurl.com/7flq39y

 

81

"That wikipedia revision page rd linked to is really something to see."

 

You got that right. Postmodern bullshit replaced with even more postmodern bullshit. You gotta admire these people. They have an ability to deceive themselves that is truly amazing.

82 Why is everyone laughing?  This is serious!  I wrote a rap about it.

83 Dana Loesch played some from the dramatization of Bell's 'Space Traders' book-- the alien that came to buy all the black people sounded just like Reagan.

These people are comically, ridiculously evil.

84 33 Lost in all this is the simple fact that a theory is just an idea that has yet to be proven. It's only accepted as serious *after* it has been proven. preferably by many others. It then becomes a Postulate and becomes the basisof fact. Posted by: BackwardsBoy at March 08, 2012 06:22 PM (d0Tfm) I think your nic is ironic here, unless you were being sarcastic. A "Theory" is a hypothesis that has been tested and found to be correct, in other words, a theory is a proven hypothesis. A postulate is "shit I just made up," it's a statement that's not backed up or proven. Wikipedia is more postulate than not, for example. It's just a collection of the opinions of a small group of fanatics who have accrued more editing authority (or have more spare time) than others. It's the Online Encylopedia of Horseshit.

85 83 And they're just getting warmed up. Can't wait until the summer. Posted by: Soona at March 08, 2012 06:40 PM (qQg6b) I have to say this is pretty good. the video was one thing but the interviews, the analysis of tenure, the critical race theory being recalled to the public eye, all in the first round.

86 I asked a liberal if it is possible for a white person to be a 'race traitor' as they describe blacks who stray from the democrat plantation, and if not, why not....you never saw someone get so spitting mad so fast! try it!

Posted by: model_1066 at March 08, 2012 06:35 PM (YbQJm)

 

 

 

 

LOL!  Well done.

You know, these Libtards have the least positive view of race relations of anybody on earth.  They assume that it's perpetual race war, all the time, forever, until all whites are dead.  Lunatics.  Regular plain old racists are more likely to devise a workable social order than these leftist buffoons. 

They insist that whites will never let anyone else prosper.  Never mind that Asians seem to do OK...  Yet they find it abhorent to consider the idea that territory be divided by ethnicity.  They have no proposal to actually solve anything. 

87 We're erasing this because it's not a bombshell.

88 87 Why is everyone laughing? This is serious! I wrote a rap about it. Posted by: Cornell West at March 08, 2012 06:41 PM (mjR67) you did and you forgot to mention how the egyptians had gliders.

89 The theory, that uh... well, that is to say that ... minorities.
Additionally, womyn.

90 They have no proposal toactually solve anything.

That's because it's their bread and butter.

Bell believed Whitey Was Everywhere because his livelihood depended on it.  The last thing he wanted was their to be no racism, or for people not to think it wasn't as big a problem as he could paint it.

91 I was just tweeting about this with Lee Stranahan who writes for Big Journalism. CRT teaches that racism is deeply rooted in society itself, so changing individuals accomplishes nothing. That was Derrick Bell's message in the 1990's which Obama embraced: the civil rights movement didn't really change anything. Radical racial hucksters and activists who scream racism at everybody, Bell is the guy who GAVE them the philosophical cover to do that. 'White' society is inherently racist, so until that foundational society is 'transformed' racism is everywhere and only the 'experts' can see it and work to overthrow the old system and erect a new one in it's place. This can only be done from the top down. Winning individual hearts and minds means nothing, this can only be achieved by political power through utopian schemes through total State control. THIS is what the country needed to know about Obama while he was running for President and THIS is what they deliberately hid from the public. CRT drives everything Obama does. And remember: HOW DID THEY SELL AND PACKAGE THIS GUY IN 2008? As a 'post-racial' moderate who would 'unite' the country. This is why the MSM has to desperately spin this as video after video will be released showing that Obama was - and still is - a radical racial activist.

92 I am not sure it is enough to stop the runaway train, however, I think maybe someone in the caboose woke up and started turning on the brake.

Posted by: yankeefifth - weez all whiteboys now at March 08, 2012 06:38 PM (Z9EHQ)

 

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Agree.  The left knows it's losing the argument.  When they figure out that no matter what they say no one will believe them, that's when we'll start seeing the violence.   They're so so close to full takeover, but so so little time.

93 Critical Ace Theory-- no posting before 10 AM,  double-posting thereafter.

94

"It's the Online Encylopedia of Horseshit."

 

Actually, I wasn't trying to be sarcastic. That's what I remember from school, which was a long time ago, admittedly. Some one forwarded a Theory, which then had to be proven to be, um, proven, and then taken as serious, and thus become the basis for other Theories. Like the vetting process, only with science.

 

Sorta like the old Observation Followed by More Experimentation process.

 

Although I could be wrong. I'll be back, as I like precision...

95 A "Theory" is a hypothesis that has been tested and found to be correct, in other words, a theory is a proven hypothesis.

Posted by: Merovign, Dark Lord of the Sith at March 08, 2012 06:42 PM (bxiXv)

 

 

 

A theory is supported by evidence, but not proved.  A theory, once proved, is a law.

 

96 You guys still think I'm hotter than Soledad, right?

97 'White' society is inherently racist, so until that foundational society is 'transformed' racism is everywhere and only the 'experts' can see it and work to overthrow the old system and erect a new one in it's place.

The 'change' in 'HopeNChange.'

98 Agree. The left knows it's losing the argument.

Posted by: Soona at March 08, 2012 06:46 PM (qQg6b)

The left doesn't lose arguments.  They never have a logical point to win, to begin with.  For them. arguments are nothing but one diversion after another.  They're self-admittedly emotionally-based ... and now, thanks to Barky from Jakarty and the Senate GOP, so is the US Judiciary.  3000 years of Western Civilization legal foundation (give or take) down the tubes.

99 Seems to me like the libtards have been spending an awful lot of time plugging dykes these past two weeks.

Yeah, yeah... denounce away!

100
Imagine running a business today where you had to provide housing for your employees. Not to mention food, water, even the barest of medical care. Maybe some sort of rudimentary education program for the offspring. 

 

Posted by: Planck Constant at March 08, 2012 06:48 PM (phlKA)

 

------------------------------------------------

 

Perhaps you should be introduced to the business principles of Henry Ford.

 

 

101 Wikipedia Entry for 'Critical Race Theory' Changed Today

The law, she is a malleable t'ing!

102 The premise was that slavery was very much a negative for white people.

Imagine running a business today where you had to provide housing for your employees. Not to mention food, water, even the barest of medical care. Maybe some sort of rudimentary education program for the offspring. You had to outright 'purchase' your employees without the ability to 'fire' them if they failed to perform. Or send them home if you ran out of work.

Posted by: Planck Constant at March 08, 2012 06:48 PM (phlKA)

 

 

 

 

It was indeed horrible for whites, but not for the reasons cited.  The use of slaves depressed demand for free mens' labor, and benefitted only the rich land holders. It also resulted in Balkanization of the US, and a racial divide that may never be bridged.

 

 

 

Paying a person nothing more than subsistence, with that person having zero recourse, is still cheaper than free labor when doing unskilled work.  An underperforming slave need not be fired - he can be motivated through beatings, or killed and replaced.  His children can be sold off if found inconvenient.  No education is needed, or desired.  His retirement plan is: work until death or sale.  His health plan is:  if it's cheap, we'll fix you.  If not, we let you die. 

 

What doomed slavery was the rise of mechanization. 

 

 

103 Gahh....  I hate this formatting BS.  No number of carriage returns can assure victory.

104 Wikipedia won't do a damn thing about it either. Liberal organization. If u change something the looks bad on someone, they will instantly correct it back and reprimand u..but for this they won't care.

105

OK, I'm back.

 

There are different definitions of the word "theory" depending on which discipline you're talking about. The further you get away from hard science and mathmatics, which already contains observable and predictable laws of behavior, the more fuzzy it becomes.

 

Since I've dealt with physics in manufacturing for most of my life, I tend more towards a concrete explanation of the terms. To me, any bullshit can be forwarded as a theory (see Warming, Global, Man-Made) and it has to be proven to be true before I'll believe it.

 

Naturally, any sociological theory would need to be proven, but due to the nature of the study and the subjectiveness of it, I don't see how that's possible. Hence my suspicion of CRT. It just sounds like PoMo BS, which we all know is the basis for much of the left's insanity.

106 Obama Fun Fact:  How many of Obama's websites have been scrubbed at some point to realign with the narrative?

A.  All of them.

107 Soledad was so far up Obama's ass in 2008 I'm surprised she didn't asphyxiate then.  Anybody else remember her coming on TV in her African garb?  I wouldn't trust her to tell me water is wet.

108

104Seems to me like the libtards have been spending an awful lot of time plugging dykes these past two weeks.

 

Ouch. That hurts! Stop it!

109 You can't out-Orwell me! I own the Ministry of Truth! Suck the 9. . .cough drops.

110 Atheory is supported by evidence, but not proved. A theory, once proved, is a law. Posted by: Reactionary at March 08, 2012 06:49 PM (jfeoD) OMFG. In science (which is WTF we were talking about): A hypothesis is an explanation of why a thing happens. A theory is an explanation of why a thing happens which has been tested, and very time so far the explanation has proved correct. A law is an observation or group of observations of what happens that is tested and exceptions are not found. A theory doesn't become a law because they're not even the same category. Big hint - if it explains *why* something happens, it's not a law, it's a theory. A law is just observations of what happens, not why. All that being said, the terms are horribly abused in social and political sciences. That's not an excuse to try to change the meanings of the words, its a reason to reform the social and political sciences.

111 81Nice to see minitrue is hard at work.
 

Posted by: Bevel Lemelisk

 

The really sad thing is that is more true than ever before. And cna we even know what is true anymore?

 

 Clearly, we have entered into a time and place that is nothing at all like the America that used to exist.

112 If you're using the casual street definition of "theory," you don't need to go comparing it to hypotheses and laws and postulates - at which point you have no choice but to stomp all over the casual definition of theory. Or just completely make up definitions, like a lame-ass political science major.

113 Ol' Mr. Bell's 'Space Traders' is actually a good look into HIS twisted view of the world than it is anything about the actual world.

114 122 Somehow all those racists voted for and got Obama elected...

Ah but you see whites voted for Obama to hide their racism, it was the perfect cover!

115 Wikipedia is the Jon Stewart show of the interwebs.

116 123 122 Somehow all those racists voted for and got Obama elected... Ah but you see whites voted for Obama to hide their racism, it was the perfect cover! Posted by: Ah, Racialism: Is there any discussion you can't poison? at March 08, 2012 07:55 PM (wQ1iq) I wonder, in bells view of the world, if the aliens show up would zero be a seller or sold?

117 They'd better get this settled before Soledad goes on the air tomorrow.

118 Critical race theory is to philosophy as kwanzaa is to Christmas.

119 << 'North Atlantic Treaty Organization troops last week started mandatory refresher training on how to handle the Koran. Troops are now told flatly not to dispose of Korans and will be urged to err on the side of caution when dealing with Arabic texts, assuming "material is sacred if there is any doubt over its religious significance."' I am just sober enough to realize that good Scotch will not combine well with this information. Thus I bid you all a fond good evening.

120 Bitch ate my blockquote. 'North Atlantic Treaty Organization troops last week started mandatory refresher training on how to handle the Koran. Troops are now told flatly not to dispose of Korans and will be urged to err on the side of caution when dealing with Arabic texts, assuming "material is sacred if there is any doubt over its religious significance."'

121 Yeah, they've removed it from the initial section. However, it is implied and even discussed in other sections of the article. Still Orwellian, IMHO.

122 Title: Storied Arguments Author(s): Neil A. Lewis Source: The New York Times Book Review. (Apr. 5, 199 : Arts and Entertainment: From General OneFile. Document Type: Article Full Text: 

AFROLANTICA LEGACIES

By Derrick Bell.

186 pp. Chicago:

Third World Press. $24.95.

There has been, in recent years, a small but flourishing academic movement to forsake conventional scholarship in favor of telling stories. Tales or fables, the movement's proponents argue, can express cutting truths and demonstrate everyday reality far better than brittle-as-a-dried-leaf scholarly prose.

Storytelling spans a wide body of post-modernist scholarship, but it is thriving especially among the black legal scholars who loosely form what is called the critical-race theory movement. Derrick Bell, renowned and admired for having left a tenured position at the Harvard Law School in 1990 because it had never given tenure to a black woman (it just did so with Lani Guinier), is one of its elder statesmen.

Bell, a visiting professor at New York Law School, has now produced the fourth book in which he deploys storytelling to discuss race in America, reintroducing his all-knowing fictional character, Geneva Crenshaw, to pronounce on the subject. Alas, the technique may have outlived its usefulness. Once provocative and novel, the approach -- stilted dialogues and all -- seems stale. In ''Afrolantica Legacies'' its weaknesses are on painful display.

The fable of Afrolantica was first told in an earlier book. A new and idyllic continent arises in the Atlantic Ocean, on which, it turns out, only black people can survive. American blacks organize a mass migration by armada to Afrolantica, only to have it sink before their eyes. As they return to the United States, they re-evaluate their position in society and produce a set of principles, the Afrolantica Legacies, in essence a set of homilies on self-reliance.

Bell's long-expressed pessimistic view of racial relations, and the principal pillar of most black critical-race theorists, is that the civil rights movement, with its emphasis on integration, has been largely a failure and that racism has not abated. But to press these arguable positions, Bell sees no need to prove or demonstrate anything; he merely asserts conclusions. In these and previous tales, his truths are simple: black people always behave nobly while white people behave atrociously. In those few instances in which they don't, it is solely because of a cynical if submerged self-interest.

In one section, for instance, Bell recounts how Government leaders are secretly paying for something known as ''the black sedition papers,'' collecting writings to use as evidence that blacks are unfit citizens. The papers will eventually be used to justify the curtailment of rights in order to suppress the black population. Now how exactly is this fable of a Government-underwritten conspiracy to abrogate the Constitution different from, say, ''The Turner Diaries,'' a piece of fiction much favored by the loonies of the militia set?

In another section, Bell explores the issue of the black-Jewish divide by offering a dialogue between himself and a fictionalized Jewish law school colleague, Ben Hirsch. Poor Hirsch, the straw man here, doesn't stand a chance, and Bell, handling both sides of the argument, is quickly victorious.

One of Bell's arguments is that Jews fail to understand why it is so hurtful to blacks when demands are made that they, one and all, denounce Louis Farrakhan for anti-Semitic remarks. After all, Bell tells Hirsch, Jews are not pressed to denounce racist statements by their own prominent members. Which racist statements does he have in mind? Well, he cites attacks on affirmative action in journals like Commentary and The New Republic. Are arguments against affirmative action, however tendentious, equivalent to Farrakhan's remarks?

It is a tenet of Bell's that blacks and whites increasingly see things from vastly different perspectives. In ''Afrolantica Legacies'' he succeeds in pressing that point.

By Neil A. Lewis

Source Citation Lewis, Neil A. "Storied Arguments." The New York Times Book Review 5 Apr. 1998. Gale Power Search. Web. 8 Mar. 2012.Document URL
http://tinyurl.com/crt-nyt-br

Gale Document Number: GALE|A150214845

Stay turgid, Morons

123 I wonder if Jesse Jackson considers Soledad black enough yet for the cover she did to CRT.

No wonder it hurt that Jesse said does not count as black when she came from the Critical Race Theory school but could not say it and still be in media at the same time.

124 Check out Professor Permanent Racism a.k.a. Derrick Bell at

http://tinyurl.com/derrick-bell-open-mind-1992

Skip ahead to around  14:11 and you will see and hear this gem in response to a question about being a "Separatist"

Derrick Bell: "When you tell me about uh, some of the things the Muslims have been able to do, uh, on a separate basis within communities, um, I think that is worthwhile.  I think that if we could turn our prison systems over to the Muslims or that kind of philosophy we might be able to bring people out to do other than things that get them right back, back in."

The good Professor sort of reminds me of this guy: http://tinyurl.com/7jhb9lu

Stay Turgid, Morons.

125 One more for you:

Education Radio on the road with Patricia Williams and Bill Ayers

http://tinyurl.com/crt-Bill-Ayers

In this week's program we speak with legal scholar and critical race theorist Patricia Williams and education scholar and activist Bill Ayers. We caught up with both of them in Chicago in November 2011, at the National Association for Multicultural Educations annual conference, for which they were both keynote speakers.

Patricia Williams is a legal scholar and was a pioneer in critical race theory.
Critical Race Theory developed in the 1980's as a result of the desire of many black legal scholars in the U.S. to develop a critique of liberal civil rights discourse, which embodied ideals of assimilation and integration.

Critical Race Theory analyzes the way that white supremacy and racial power is reproduced over time and the role that law plays in this process. Patricia Williams is a professor of law at Columbia University and writes a column for The Nation magazine called Diary of a Mad Law Professor. In the following clip, she shares her perspective on race and inequity in the U.S. education system.

Stay Turgid, Morons

126 Speaking from a rhetoric standpoint, white supremacy and racial power are far more descriptive for what CRT studies than "racial hierarchies," which gives the impression that CRT focuses on how whites stack races and ignore the implications of power. It's a bit technical from my standpoint, but essentially, if this edit was done to help O'Brien, someone's head should roll.

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This is how George Orwell described the future in the book "1984". What was operative in the news yesterday no longer exists today. It goes down the memory hole.  "Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past."

128 Update:  Instapundit's Glenn Reynolds has lately linked this post.  Grats, rdbrewer!

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62how did anyone who believes this crap get tenure anywhere?

By believing this crap.  It's people who don't believe it that are denied tenure.

130 why post here. Send your comments to the libtards at Wikki and call them out

131 Doesn't Soledad behavior remind you of my nanny's?

132 My first Instalanche!

Heh.  Years ago, I helped Ace get his first one.  And Nicholas Kronos.  I was batting 1.000.  I was 1 for 1 on tips and links.  But Insty never linked my tips once I started here.  Until now.

133 The History of Cults in North America (c) 2371; p 187.

"Critical Race Theory represents one the many aberrant Scientisms to afflict the occidental university of the late 20th Century. This late-Hegelian academic period saw unprecedented, serial failure of scholarship and trusteeship within the university system of that era.

Ironically, the initial battles involving Harvard's refusal to grant tenure to racialist professors was rooted in one of the last meaningful attempts to defend the academy from remnant Phrenology-based constructs of race, and the dialectics and racketeering of postmodern racialists exploiting politics to mask the absence of scholarship and research fidelity.

CRT represented one of the most vulgar and anti-scientific cults of the era. The CRT-designated 'race' literally dictated a formally designated identity of the person; humans were but an artifact of their official race designation.

Thus we see the merit of claims CRT was anti-individual, segregationist and anti-mutual; cult-think. Race was determined by skin color, but only two colors: "black and non-black". The particular spelling "blaque" was used for a short time from the 1960s through the 1980s, as CRT practitioners claimed possession of special knowledge that allowed them to empirically determine how some black people are blacker than others.

In the year 2008, CRT and remnant Hegelian scientism are believed largely responsible for the result of a British National being elected as President of the United States "because he was black." The candidate had a "white mother" so the nationality of the father, standing law and treaty controlling the jurisdictional birth of his son were ignored by sycophants and the for-profit media. True to the fabulisms CRT doctrine, race trumped nationality; in the constructed narrative, only the race flowed from the father to the son, and the candidate was declared to be "black" though he was just as white by the same flawed measure.

This restatement of anti-science arose from the notorious "one drop rule"  made famous by another Hegelian cult, the NAZI. The "psychotic racialism" sustained and promoted by decades of academic, religious and government sponsored phrenology had led to a collective mass psychosis unique to "blaque" racial identity issues. The identity politics stripped American of their individual identity, and reduced them to black and not-black, further segregating the population for manipulation by the carpetbagger subculture, a near-cult of criminality that began as a predatory criminal exploitation of slaves freed after the civil war.

Though the lens of modern history, scholars attribute the identity politics to neo-Stalinism and the remarkable success of polemicist-propagandist Lavrenti Berea in funding the cause and distribution of disordered thought during the cold war between the Soviet and American nations. Many scholars see CRT, like 'revolutionary theology' as masterpieces of implanted thought disorders shining a bright light on the genius of Beria, his authorship and effective use of the Soviet doctrine of "mental healing."

In the mid-26th Century, cognitive scientists categorized CRT as a manifestation of race psychoses, formally documenting the condition as a mental illness. Geneticists confirmed in the 20th Century there was no "gene" for race, and that all the Hegelian phrenological constructs represented ordinary variations and adaptive traits in Homo Sapiens Sapiens physiology.

Historians have noted the remarkable effectiveness of Berian conditioning. Some have found it's penetration and effectiveness to be unprecedented in recorded history. Others say this, coupled with the unprecedented 'narcissus effect' of early television, inherently created cognitive and identity disorders driving related self-immolation and chemical abuse phenomenon that took 7 generations to stabilize. Scholars have determined there is extensive correlation between CRT practitioners, adherents, addiction and self-immolating chemical and emotional abuse.

Some have documented the interplay between human evolutionary biology and the unprecedented technology impacts of early radio, film and television. Some believe a pathological fusion occurred with the emerging Hegelian Supremacism to synergistically embolden and animate the identity movements infiltrating the politics of the era.

Particularly, criminal science historians have pointed to the pervasive expansion of a predator carpetbagger underculture within and arising from the shadow government phenomenon of 20th Century foundations and related academe that led to many science-related scandals and frauds perpetrated with well-intended public funding. Perhaps the worst example is found in the early 21st Century destruction of Libyan society, or the earlier utopian experiment in scientifically-perfected socialism by Hegelian Supremacist and member of the Socialist International, Pol Pot, Ph.D., London School of Economics. Dr. Pot declared himself supreme leader and created the notorious reeducation camps and killing fields of Cambodia in his efforts to be the the first to successfully apply scientific dialectical materialism and transformative academic theory to create the first properly functioning utopian society in the modern world.

Returning to bizarre prevalence 21th Century race psychoses and self-immolation by racialism, the thought disorders arising from continued teaching of europeanized identity, phrenology, dialectics and feudal conceit in the United States manifested as both individual and collective, and virulent depending upon the use of media in a particular issue. Many experts have noted, were it not for the retarding subculture of Hegelian Supremacism in American academe, the national dialog would have sooner returned to the dominant mutualism, trusteeship and disciplined scholarship that later replaced the academy Hegelians during the great economic collapse of 2016-2024, that also saw the fatal implosion of the global utopian mother-cult of the 150 year Hegelian Supremacist movement, the Socialist International.

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Early Thursday morning, March 8, I went to the website Wikipedia and checked on Professor Derrick Bell. It had Obama`s name in the search 7 times. Now it has none. Why did they delete Obama`s name from the site????

135 The leftists in one breath tell us how this is all insignificant, and in the other try to hide the evidence even more, and attack Briebart even when he is in his grave.  Leave it to Briebart to send the leftist media into an incoherent frenzy even from the grave.  The man was a genius.

136 Seems the original entry has been restored. Although no set of canonical doctrines or methodologies defines CRT, the movement is loosely unified by two common areas of inquiry. First, CRT has analyzed the way in which white supremacy and racial power are reproduced over time, and in particular, the role that law plays in this process. Second, CRT work has investigated the possibility of transforming the relationship between law and racial power, and more broadly, the possibility of achieving racial emancipation and anti-subordination.[1]

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