Anti-Visions

This episode explores:

• Why didn't the US Constitution ban slavery?  
• Why the 3/5 compromise?  
  • For further reference:  Why the Three-Fifths Compromise was Anti-Slavery
• Civil War, Secession, and Slavery

With permission from Encounter books I am reading through Thomas Sowell's essay, "The Real History of Slavery" as printed in Black Rednecks and White Liberals. Each "Fact or Fiction" podcast segment is approximately 10 minutes. The whole series will probably end up being approximately 17 episodes long.

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Why should the average American care to understand the claims of Critical Race Theory?  This episode gives specific examples of institutions that have been infected with the ideology.

References:

The Church and Critical Race Theory

National Nuclear Laboratory Training On White Privilege And White Male Culture

Summary of Critical Race Theory Investigations

Department of Education Funded Conference on "Abolition"

Deconstructing Racism in Mathematics Instruction

Mathematical Association of America:  "Math is created by humans and is inherently biased"

Ibram Kendi says that when whites adopt blacks they are "Colonizers"

• See the full thread here

Fairfax, Va. School District Spent $24,000 On Ibram Kendi Books For U.S. History Classes

Math and Science are Racist!

AntiVisions Explained 2: Equity vs. Equality

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With permission from Encounter books I am reading through Thomas Sowell's essay, "The Real History of Slavery" as printed in Black Rednecks and White Liberals. Each "Fact or Fiction" podcast segment is approximately 10 minutes. The whole series will probably end up being approximately 17 episodes long.

*PURCHASE THE BOOK HERE!

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With permission from Encounter books I am reading through Thomas Sowell's essay, "The Real History of Slavery" as printed in Black Rednecks and White Liberals. Each "Fact or Fiction" podcast segment is approximately 10 minutes. The whole series will probably end up being approximately 17 episodes long.

*PURCHASE THE BOOK HERE!

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*Correction:  Nicole Hannah Jones won the Pulitzer not the Nobel Peace Prize!

References:

• Matt Chandler on White Privilege
• The Southern Baptist Statement on Critical Race Theory
• "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness" by Michelle Alexander
• Peggy MacIntosh -White Privilege brainchild
• "White Fragility" by Robin Diangelo
• "How to Be an Antiracist" by Ibram X. Kendi
• "Stamped from the Beginning" by Ibram X. Kendi
• "Discourse and Truth" and "Parresia" by Michel Foucault
• "The 1619 Project Exposed"
• "Propaganda invading Schools"
• "Math and Science are Racist"

African Americans that I referenced who have been rejected as "white" because they disagree with Critical Race Theory:

• Thomas Sowel, Shelby Steele, Larry Elder, Glynn Loury, John McWhorter, Robert L. Woodson , Stephen Broden , Jesse Lee Peterson, Herman Cain, Carol M. Swain, Allen West, Coleman Hughes, Brandon Tatum, Candace Owens
• An excellent documentary about this phenomenon:  Uncle Tom

Resources:

• Systemic Racism as defined by the Social Justice Encyclopedia (New Discourses)
• White Privilege as defined by the Social Justice Encyclopedia (New Discourses)
• Critical Race Theory (Social Justice Encyclopedia)
• POTUS bans CRT
• Fact or Fiction:  "The Real History of Slavery"

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Many who have dismissed the anti-slavery words of the founders of the American republic as just rhetoric have not bothered to check the facts of history. Washington, Jefferson, and other founders did not just talk. They acted.

Even when they acted within the political and legal constraints of their times, they acted repeatedly, sometimes winning and sometimes losing. One of the early battles that was lost was Jefferson’s first draft of the Declaration of Independence, which criticized King George III for having enslaved Africans and for over-riding colonial Virginia’s attempt to ban slavery.The Continental Congress removed that phrase under pressure from representatives from the South. When Jefferson drafted a state constitution for Virginia in 1776, his draft included a clause prohibiting any more importation of slaves and, in 1783, Jefferson included in a new draft of a Virginia constitution a proposal for gradual emancipation of slaves. He was defeated in both these efforts. On the national scene, Jefferson returned to the battle once again in 1784, proposing a law declaring slavery illegal in all western territories of the country as it existed at that time. Such a ban would have kept slavery out of Alabama and Mississippi.The bill lost by one vote, that of a legislator too sick to come and vote. Afterwards, Jefferson said that the fate “of millions unborn” was “hanging on the tongue of one man, and heaven was silent in that awful moment. (114)
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With permission from Encounter books I am reading through Thomas Sowell's essay, "The Real History of Slavery" as printed in Black Rednecks and White Liberals.   Each "Fact or Fiction" podcast segment is approximately 10 minutes.  The whole series will probably end up being approximately 17 episodes long.

*PURCHASE THE BOOK HERE!
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With permission from Encounter books I am reading through Thomas Sowell's essay, "The Real History of Slavery" as printed in Black Rednecks and White Liberals.   Each "Fact or Fiction" podcast segment is approximately 10 minutes.  The whole series will probably end up being approximately 17 episodes long.

*PURCHASE THE BOOK HERE!
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POTUS bans Critical Race Theory

Dave Rubin Interviews Cristopher Rufo
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Did you know Europeans were enslaved as well?  Do you know why the Marine Hymn sings of the shores of Tripoli?

With permission from Encounter books I am reading through Thomas Sowell's essay, "The Real History of Slavery" as printed in Black Rednecks and White Liberals.   Each "Fact or Fiction" podcast segment is approximately 10 minutes.  The whole series will probably end up being approximately 17 episodes long.

*PURCHASE THE BOOK HERE!
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Today's postcolonial rhetoric fuels deep resentment and extreme criticism of the British Empire's impact on Western Civilization.  The hybrid offspring of Postmodernism and Critical Theory's ideology has so deeply infected the West that it has metastasized into a terminal disease from which no major organ has escaped.  Make no mistake, the death of Western Civilization is the goal and all "critical social justice" endeavors are the "necessary" means to this end.

Remarkably, though, despite all of it's flaws (along with every other society known to man), the British Empire is the only Power in the world that ever confronted slavery, and not only put an end to it but fought it to the furthest corners of the earth.  Power in itself is not evil. especially when those who wield it choose justice.  If justice is desired, then someone has to have the power to effect it.  Thankfully, the British Empire had a change of heart in the midst of the Atlantic Slave Trade, and in the zenith of its power it chose justice and used the full weight of its force and wealth by taking bold action throughout the world.

Don't miss this politically incorrect episode!  Despite the fact that it stands counter to the prevailing vision of the day, it stands with the force of truth in the face of fiction.  You could say that it is an "anti-vision."

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With permission from Encounter books I am reading through Thomas Sowell's essay, "The Real History of Slavery" as printed in Black Rednecks and White Liberals.   Each "Fact or Fiction" podcast segment is approximately 10 minutes.  The whole series will probably end up being approximately 17 episodes long.

*PURCHASE THE BOOK HERE!
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