Superb. I am really enjoying these guests (Rob Henderson another standout) who are performing jujitsu style takedowns of CRT with cool, collected, and thoughtful precision.
‘Anti-whiteness’ is anti-western. White people are a proxy for western values and Marxist CRT is opposed to anything Western. Hence why you don’t have to be white to experience neo-racism since it’s actually a proxy war against stable Western societies.
Thank you both for a solid and engaging conversation. Tara, my friend group and my own marriage here in western Canada are very much what you describe of your friend group in Toronto. For those of us in GenX, this is a pretty normal state of affairs. My partner and I often talk about how we wouldn't have come into each other's circles a generation earlier, let alone been married with both sets of parents' blessing. In one of my work contracts, I moderate artistic funding applications. I'm always surprised by the GenZ kids who think they have an original idea talking about the ins and outs of an interracial marriage--the thought goes something like 'uhhh. . . been there, done that, your idea is soooo 1990s'. Especially in urban centres, in a country like Canada. But I suspect that has to do with what they are being taught about race, which as Coleman says, overlooks any sort of progress. They seem to think they have it harder than their parents/grandparents who were the 1st generation of immigrants. To me, that is a line of inquiry worth investigating. Is it social media? Education system? Unprocessed family trauma (not intergenerational, but their immediate family)? All of the above?
Superb. I am really enjoying these guests (Rob Henderson another standout) who are performing jujitsu style takedowns of CRT with cool, collected, and thoughtful precision.
‘Anti-whiteness’ is anti-western. White people are a proxy for western values and Marxist CRT is opposed to anything Western. Hence why you don’t have to be white to experience neo-racism since it’s actually a proxy war against stable Western societies.
You have to love Coleman Hughes! He is so calm, and his answers are so clear and evidence-based. And is only 27!!! Thanks for having him on Tara!
What an amazingly intelligent, informed and illuminating interview. Thanks to both of you for that.
Thank you both for a solid and engaging conversation. Tara, my friend group and my own marriage here in western Canada are very much what you describe of your friend group in Toronto. For those of us in GenX, this is a pretty normal state of affairs. My partner and I often talk about how we wouldn't have come into each other's circles a generation earlier, let alone been married with both sets of parents' blessing. In one of my work contracts, I moderate artistic funding applications. I'm always surprised by the GenZ kids who think they have an original idea talking about the ins and outs of an interracial marriage--the thought goes something like 'uhhh. . . been there, done that, your idea is soooo 1990s'. Especially in urban centres, in a country like Canada. But I suspect that has to do with what they are being taught about race, which as Coleman says, overlooks any sort of progress. They seem to think they have it harder than their parents/grandparents who were the 1st generation of immigrants. To me, that is a line of inquiry worth investigating. Is it social media? Education system? Unprocessed family trauma (not intergenerational, but their immediate family)? All of the above?
Brilliant! Speaks volumes to my own Canadian experience over the last 50 years.
The Leftwaffe found out there was more money in DEI and judging all thing by color than by the King version of colorblindness.