The new book, 'More than Spots and Stripes', tells the story of Rebel, a fast spotted cheetah who has been practicing hard to win a race. But then Rebel comes across the divisive ideology backed by an older racer named Bella, who tells all of the spotted cheetahs that the race is rigged against the group by the cheetahs with stripes.
The storyline suggests a moral dilemma that will either split the racers or urge the characters to overcome the central conflict as competitors united by action, not by fur—an intentional citation to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 's hope that Americans would be reviewed by character, not by skin color.
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"Critical Race Theory is brainwashing our kids & turning them into racists. As parents, we cannot allow the Left to continue pushing this racist propaganda onto our children. It's time to fight back," the Hodgetwins tweeted.
The book portrays a strategic parallel to the real world, focusing on a cunning cheating rumor that reflects today's implementation of critical race theory teachings in K-12 schools, a debatable subject disputed at school board meetings that cost Democrat candidate Terry McAuliffe the Virginia governorship.
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Taunting that CRT is an acronym for "Creating Racial Tension," the famous Hodgetwins, who are reluctant to give in to the Left's sought-after victim mentality, suggest that it would have been detrimental if the brothers were taught as children that "the system was designed for whites' success."
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"We wouldn't have even tried," the Hodgetwins said. "We would have believed the system was out to get us, and we would have just given up." More than Spots and Stripes is a children's book, the Hodgetwins noted in a BRAVE Books video, "but every adult should read it because no child should be taught that they can't succeed in life because of the color of their skin."
"The importance of our book is to keep the country going in the right direction that MLK fought and died for," Keith Hodge told The Post Millennial in a press statement. "The dream that one day we will all live in a nation where we will not be judged by the color of our skin but by the content of our character."
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