The DFL's latest non-crisis crisis

I'm getting tired keeping up with all of the DFL's non-crisis crises. The latest DFL non-crisis is the Whiteness Pandemic. According to the report, "The 'Whiteness Pandemic' page, featured on the website of the Culture and Family Life Lab at the U of M’s Institute of Child Development, leans heavily on a 2021 academic paper analyzing how white Minneapolis mothers talked to their children after George Floyd’s death, a report from Defending Education first revealed."

The report continues, saying "Naming the Whiteness Pandemic shifts our gaze from the victims and effects of racism onto the systems that perpetrate and perpetuate racism, starting with the family system. At birth, young children growing up in White families begin to be socialized into the culture of Whiteness, making the family system one of the most powerful systems involved in systemic racism,' the website says."

During the time of slavery, black families were common. These families correctly thought that education was their ticket to upward mobility once they achieved liberty. Were these black families racist?

This video does a nice job of exposing this woke silliness:

This tells us this 'work' is sloppy at best:
The webpage characterizes whiteness as a "centuries-old culture" defined by "colorblindness, passivity, and White fragility," which it labels "covert expressions of racism."
How would they respond to this statement?

How would this professor respond to MLK Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech? Will this professor tell MLK Jr. that he's a racist? Good luck winning that fight.

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