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What is Critical Race Theory -- Black Pastor and Attorney Explains How it's Designed to Transform America Away from its Founding Principles

Marc T. Little, Esq., Executive Director of CURE America Action is Available for Interview

NEWS PROVIDED BY
CURE America Action
May 14, 2021

WASHINGTON, May 14, 2021 /Christian Newswire/ -- At a time that our nation's media spotlights race and oppression, Americans hear about Critical Race Theory and wonder why anyone would oppose a critical look at racial turmoil.

But Marc Little, a pastor and attorney, explains that CRT is not what it looks like. In a national column published at Townhall, Marc Little wrote "To those who believe Critical Race Theory is a vehicle to discuss race in America, they mistake the goal of CRT, which has little, if anything, to do with race."

Little, who is the Executive Director of CURE America Action that is headquartered in Washington, DC, which advocates for public policy with the messages of Christianity, Capitalism, and the Constitution across the nation, remarked that the academic theory rejects our founding principles. In his column, Little said "It demands equality in outcomes or worse, it demands to invert economic realities."

Also, Little describes how the theory attempts to confront power structures in the country by dividing America into two categories: Oppressor and the Oppressed.

    This is known as "intersectionality" and was introduced by Kimberly Crenshaw in 1989. The Oppressor is defined as white, male, heterosexual, cis gendered, (naturally born male), able-bodied and native born. The Oppressed are ranked by degrees of "oppression." If you are black, you are oppressed. If you are black and gay, you are more oppressed. If you are black, gay, and female, you have an even greater degree of oppression. And so on. The point being, the more oppressed one is, the more moral authority one has which is accompanied by the least amount of responsibility. And to the Oppressor, you gain moral authority by surrendering your power to the oppressed. This is called being "woke" and purports to accomplish the goal to reverse the so-called privilege held by the "white man." It is an effort to force so-called equality.

Little warns Americans, especially Christians, that there cannot be meaningful discussion about race by threatening white men to surrender their achievements regardless of how history gave them a head start. Instead, Little said the "nonsensical, unproven, and unbiblical" Critical Race Theory should be rejected as a distraction. "The intelligentsia are more the problem than the solution," Little wrote.
 
ABOUT MARC T. LITTLE
Marc T. Little is executive director of
CURE America Action Inc., a 501(c)(4), headquartered in Washington, D.C., advocating messages of Christianity, capitalism and the U.S. Constitution across the nation. He is a pastor, attorney and political strategist. His latest column, "The Black Sisyphus / The Folly of Critical Race Theory" is available on Townhall.com.

ABOUT CURE AMERICA ACTION
CURE America Action, Inc. advocates for conservative principles based on Christianity, Capitalism, and the Constitution. It promotes policies and legislation through grassroots GOTV, mass marketing, and outreach in distressed zip codes throughout America and engages in other social welfare activity, as determined by its leadership. CURE America Action, Inc. is a 501(c)(4) Delaware nonprofit corporation headquartered in Washington, DC.

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