Gabrielle Clark is suing her son’s highschool after her son failed his sociology class for refusing to acknowledge his white dominance. Gabrielle Clark is black. Her son is biracial. 

North Carolina’s largest K-12 school district holds a conference to combat “whiteness in education spaces.” 

Amazon spent 5,000 dollars to distribute a copy of How to Be an Antiracist to all students in Virginia's Arlington public schools.

The National Education Association, the nations's largest teacher's union, just launched an initiative to teach Critical Social Justice in schools across the country.

A NYC public school mandated their student's parents to "interrogate their whiteness" and identify themselves among the "8 White Identities."

A nation of parents are rallying at school board meetings to speak against an insidious, invasive worldview they name as Critical Race Theory.

We sat down with Samuel Sey of SlowToWrite.com to unpack the Critical Race Theory discourse currently fulminating in the US and around the western world.

We talked soccer, marriage, fatherhood, culture, and plenty of Critical Social Justice.

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For review and education, this is what many churches are using in response to the summer 2020 "racial awakening:" Be the Bridge's Whiteness 101 curriculum for churches to use for "Racial Reconciliation."