50.00% - Critical race theory holds that racism in the United States is systemic.
50.00% - Racial inequality is woven into legal systems.
Critical race theory does not redefine racism; it examines the legal structures that racism built.
40.00% - “Critical Race Theory” attempts to graft notions of power structures onto the preexisting common understanding of racism.
35.00% - Racism means believing a racial group is inherently superior and entitled to dominate others — expanding it to cover unconscious 'systems' makes it unfalsifiable.
25.00% - Assuming what someone thinks, needs, or has done because of their race is racism — political intentions don't change that.
35.48% - Critical race theory holds that racism in the United States is systemic.
35.48% - Critical Race Theory deserves greater adoption into curriculums.
29.03% - “Critical Race Theory” attempts to graft notions of power structures onto the preexisting common understanding of racism.
100.00% - Critical race theory does not redefine racism; it examines the legal structures that racism built.
0.00% - Critical race theory does little to change how racism should be defined.
50.00% - Critical race theory