We formally launched our new website Educate don’t Indoctrinate (https://edonti.org) yesterday.
The teaching of and through Critical Race Theory (CRT) is starting to take place in South African schools, particularly private schools.
CRT holds that all black people are victims of a system designed to keep them oppressed and that all white people act together to maintain that system in order to protect their unearned, white privilege.
Money is being spent on consultants who advise on ways to ‘tackle’ racism irrespective of whether it actually is a problem. They also give advice on how to instill ‘social justice’ in children, even though it is a highly contested concept.
CRT aims to ensure that racism becomes an eternal obsession, patronising black children and shaming white children.
This obsession with punishing racism disproportionately and separating children so that they ‘learn’ their place will result in alienation, not integration.
To this end the Institute of Race Relations (IRR) has set up a website Educate don’t indoctrinate which is designed to inform parents, teachers and children about CRT.
The website also offers presentations, advice and assistance to these parties to challenge CRT in schools.
Says Sara Gon, Head of Strategic Engagement at the IRR: “Consultants are issuing reports and schools are applying CRT in one form or another, either without parents’ knowledge or because the human rights-type language masks their realisation of what is actually happening.”
Already schools are separating white children to instruct them about their ‘guilt’ for their white privilege. Schools are raising the issue of ‘racism’ to a level which will ensure divisiveness. The policy of one school states that saying that ‘one is colourblind’ is a racist comment!
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