The article, called "Deplatform White Parents," complains that media gives too much space to those opposed to transgender or anti-racist ideology. And it argues that opposition to Critical Race Theory and Critical Gender Ideology set "the terms of debate by centering media narratives around the well-being of White women and children."
The article entirely ignores that "the majority of parents of all racial backgrounds," as Christopher Rufo notes, "oppose Critical Race Theory in the curriculum."
Over the past year and a half, children were sent home to engage in remote schooling, and parents became aware of the racial and gender ideology taught each day.
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Parents have been speaking up from across racial and ethnic lines.
School board meetings were loaded with angry parents who desired answers as to why their children were being taught that the nation is systemically and irredeemably racist, or that little boys could become little girls, or that Black Americans are oppressed to the point of being unable to achieve.
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These parents were White, Black, Chinese, Latino. They came from different religions and traditions, and all of them needed their children to be adequately educated and not politically indoctrinated. The lessons, parents announced, fostered resentment and division and did nothing to realize a greater dream of equality in America.
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Equality wasn't even what the Critical Race and Gender Theory proponents are after. Rather, they are looking to form equity. Equality means that everyone has the same privileges and protections under the law. Equity means that everyone has the same stuff. These are not compatible concepts.
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Though Buzzfeed alleges, as NBC's Brandy Zadrozny did, that the movement of parents sticking up for their kids was nothing more than a Right-wing racist plot supported by dark money coming out of think tanks like the Manhattan Institute, where Christopher Rufo is a fellow.
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Rather than understanding what parents have been upset about, Buzzfeed makes the same tired assertion that parents were upset at "the idea of 'talking about race,'" as though race isn't talked about all the time, constantly, from every corner of our nation.
Parents were upset about the lessons that announced outright that differences between White and Black people were more than skin deep, that Whites are always oppressors, and that racism is merely an unchangeable state of the nation. Parents were angry about the racist indoctrination posing as anti-racism and the T and Q of the LGBTQ+ agenda being dictated as fact.
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