Mr. Wilburn gets it. By damn, HE GETS IT!!!!!!



Info about Mr. Wilburn can be found here:

http://rmblackconservatives.com/derrick-wilburn/

Well said!

That dude with the pink shirt must be teacher.

He did nail it. When the Board member asked the audience to stand if they agreed with him, only one person did not stand.

Home run.

It also appeared that only one on the board stood up.
From the cameras point of view, only two in audience remained seated.

This man said it very well! Let it die already.

I’ve been a fan of his for a few years now.

He rocks.

Here's a real man to be proud of!!

Does BLM not understand?

If no, why not?

If yes, what are they really trying to achieve. It can't be just about more free stuff. Who in their right mind would want to give them free stuff coming out of our pockets after they acted anti-social and destructive?

BLM is now a fundraiser for the DNC. Little to do with “serving” the black community.

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Originally posted by Krazeehorse:
... Little to do with “serving” the black community.

Did they ever intend to do that, or was that just a cover to promote their agenda?

Perfectly said.

Very well said!

He makes way too much sense to be taken seriously by the woke knuckleheads in the media and gov't.

The CRT issue is one of a few current societal issues that actually forced me to call members of our local school board and a friend in a neighboring school district. Both were emphatic that CRT would not gain a foothold in either district and any push from outsiders would be vehemently opposed, even here is pansy California.

CRT does seem like it is not going to bed peacefully. I saw this article today.

https://www.foxbusiness.com/po...onsored-crt-training

Bank of America, Lowe's and Truist Financial Corporation sponsored a United Way critical race theory "Racial Equity 21-Day Challenge" claiming that America is systemically and institutionally racist, encouraging participants to "decolonize [their] mind[s]" and to get "woke at work," and urging white people to "cede power to people of color."

Christopher Rufo, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, first revealed the critical race theory challenge, presenting documents he obtained from a whistleblower. Rufo reported that Bank of America encouraged North Carolina employees to undertake the "Racial Equity 21-Day Challenge," but support for the critical race theory training extended far beyond that Bank of America branch.

In December 2020, United Way of Central Carolinas issued a press release announcing the challenge.

"Black and Brown people continue to face tremendous obstacles to achieve economic mobility across our country and here in the Charlotte region. This project allows each of us to examine the systems and policies that have historically disadvantaged those populations and benefitted others," United Way of Central Carolinas President and CEO Laura Yates Clark said in a statement.

Truist Financial Corporation, Lowe's and Bank of America served as "presenting sponsors and equity champions" for the challenge, while Ally Financial, Atrium Health, Duke Energy and McGuireWoods joined the effort as "equity ally sponsors." Ernst & Young, First National Bank, Gambrell Foundation, Grant Thornton and Knight Foundation joined the effort as "equity partner sponsors."

"All sponsors have the opportunity to share the Racial Equity 21-Day Challenge activity with their employees to encourage participation," the United Way press release explained.

The whistleblower who sent Rufo the materials also forwarded emails showing that the Charlotte market president encouraged employees to take the challenge.

According to Rufo, the challenge began by telling participants that the United States is a "racialized society" that "use[s] race to establish and justify systems of power, privilege, disenfranchisement, and oppression," which "give[s] privileges to white people resulting in disadvantages to people of color."

Should participants object to some of these characterizations, UWCC included responses to potential objections in its "discussion guide."

And, should participants ask about reverse discrimination, the guide claims that there is no such thing. "Reverse racism and discrimination are not possible given the history of oppression and power structures that have been core to the making of this country," the document claims.

The document also claims that people of color cannot be racist: "Racism is used to justify the position of the dominant group, White people in this case, and to uphold white supremacy and superiority. Everyone can be biased, and engage in bigoted and belittling behavior that is intolerant of other perspectives. But racism is by definition a form of oppression exercised by the dominant racial group (Whites)."

The program claims that Black children disproportionately face classroom discipline, setting up a "school to prison pipeline," and that Black people suffer from "environmental racism" by getting exposed to more environmental pollutants.

The final day of the challenge presents multiple action items. UWCC urges participants to have discussions about racism, read history books by self-proclaimed Marxist historian Howard Zinn, consult a guide from the Southern Poverty Law Center (which brands mainstream conservative organizations "hate groups" and lists them with the Ku Klux Klan, according to its critics), and donate to the United Way of Central Carolinas "to support our racial equity work."

Bank of America, United Way of Central Carolinas, Lowe's, and Truist Financial did not respond to FOX Business' request for comment.

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I have long avoided any United Way, but I have accounts at BofA and Truist. Remedial actions are necessary.

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Christopher Rufo, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, first revealed the critical race theory challenge, presenting documents he obtained from a whistleblower.

Rufo has presented in his writings and various interviews the most clear and cogent presentations of what encompass Critical Race Theory and its affects on American institutions but, also how those advocating it are attempting to actively alter the culture of the country.

You can read up on my of his works at the Manhattan Institute that publishes City Journal

This man is smart and knows what he is talking about.

This whole CRT thing is built on the desire to inflame and divide Americans. The communists and Democrats do not want a united America, in fact they fear it.

Great post share! Also, thanks for the info on Lowe’s. I’ll be adjusting my business away from them accordingly.