this is professor kimberly crenshaw.nd her colleagues invented critical race theory. >> critical race theory is the study of how law has historically facilitated racial projects of subordination like enslavement, like genocide, like colonialism, and how it continues to embed itself in our contemporary world. >> great. well done, professor crenshaw. we'll come back to you a little later. >> so i felt like i was placed on there not because of my credentials but we need someone who looks like you to sit here while we're talking about critical race theory and equity. >> be the black face amongst the white faces? >> right. >> what would you say the racial makeup of that district is? >> ironically, it's 60% minority. >> how many seats on the board? >> five seats. >> any other minorities on the board? >> no. >> so 20% of the board is minority but 60% of the district is minority. >> right. which is very uncomfortable. i even did a backpack school supply drive with the intentions of showing them what equity is. i got the communit

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well, in the clip that you -- in the clip that you played, first of all, that was professor kimberly crenshawd the idea of critical race theory or when they conceived of it, and so she doesn't recognize what people throw it around as. if your child is in elementary school learning about critical race theory, congratulations, your child is a genius because it's only taught in like law schools generally and with woke, all woke is along with other black slang, it's a way that black people have communicated to people that america is a dangerous place. keep your top eye open. let me pull your coat. stay up. it just means pay attention. that's all woke means, but then forces on the right and forces in the media turn those things into things that we as black people do not recognize, and one way to scare many americans is to connect it to black people. >> so where do you see the country having on these issues? what is the pact going forward? >> you know, i think that if we don't really solve -- if we -- if we allow the forces on the right to demonize teaching accurate history to our children, to our

but it is after kimberly crenshaw's article that we read. it is after bell hooks's now, what was the name of the book we read from bell hooks. what was that? feminist theory right? it's after that so like it the kamahi river collective was in the 1970s. so there was lots of like widespread. activists and intellectual critique of it. it just wasn't finding purchase in like mainstream politics. like could like ivory tower like all these people they're they only talk about intersectionalism like inactivating thing but like on the street man people aren't or if it's so weird talk about history about something that i was technically alive for half the decade that's been your question all along. like, how do we do this? yeah, it's i'm doing it. having like how social activism? they were able to go to school to prod. published these pieces was the idea. oh, like they can publish the piece so we don't really have to like do anything with it. there's enough like progress achieved because they can at least do it but the critique wasn't like fully cons