Clarity on critical race theory: It's a political drive, not an...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : That generation will want socialism and to defund the police and reject every symbol of the nation, from the flag on down.
53% : Saying that capitalism "has its beginnings" in slavery ignores the development of paper money, debt, international trade -- centuries of economic evolution from around the world.
52% : Glaude responded: "It certainly holds the claim that capitalism has its beginnings within the context of the transatlantic slave trade."
49% : If you teach generations of children that capitalism, police and even the founding of the nation have their roots in slavery, you raise a generation that agrees with everything progressives like The Squad promote.
40% : Heck, it was the Arab world that first promoted free trade as a path to prosperity, when Europe was still in the Middle Ages.
36% : Rufo pointed out that CRT isn't just about teaching slavery and racism in American history, it also promoted, for instance, opposing capitalism.
15% : But host Joe Scarborough pressed the issue: "Does critical race theory suggest that you are racist and that capitalism is racist and we have to move beyond capitalism?"

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