mr. sitman, you can respond, if you wish. guest: i actually like some of the comments come in the sense that i think it is useful to remember when it comes to critical race theory, which is, you know, a whole topic, what is interesting about critical race theory as it is not about making individual people feel bad or looking for the hint of racism in someone's heart, it is about more objective, structure material, identifiable, measurable, impacts on african-americans and others in the united states that comfort policy, that -- that come from policy, that come from design, that are not just what people feel but what people have done. so conservatives acting about it just makes white people feel bad, that has always been confusing to me. the caller is right. we see they are trying to get books out of schools now, in states across the country, from toni morrison's "beloved" tinny books dealing with lgbtq issues in a relatively sensitive or inclusive way, they are coming for our books. they are taking them out of our libraries.

mr. sitman, you can respond, if you wish.actually like some of the comments come in the sense that i think it is useful to remember when it comes to critical race theory, which is, you know, a whole topic, what is interesting about critical race theory as it is not about making individual people feel bad or looking for the hint of racism in someone's heart, it is about more objective, structure material, identifiable, measurable, impacts on african-americans and others in the united states that comfort policy, that -- that come from policy, that come from design, that are not just what people feel but what people have done. so conservatives acting about it just makes white people feel bad, that has always been confusing to me. the caller is right. we see they are trying to get books out of schools now, in states across the country, from toni morrison's "beloved" tinny books dealing with lgbtq issues in a relatively sensitive or inclusive way, they are coming for our books. they are taking them out of our libraries. anything t