The left is often criticized for bringing up race in various contexts, whether by labeling even minor issues as racist or prioritizing hiring based on skin color. Now, efforts to combat “racism” are themselves being called racist.
According to Campus Reform, Yale University is set to host a three-session series discussing how efforts to be anti-racism - including in churches - are actually…racist. The event, titled “Unmasking Racism in Anti-Racism Education,” will explore “ways in which racism is embedded in the anti-racism frameworks consistently in use today particularly in many faith communities,” “overarching education frameworks that combat racism particularly in faith-based contexts,” and how “anti-racist” methods can be “applied in youth ministry settings.”
The seminar will also “investigate tangible tools, resources and practices to guide participants as they strive to align their youth ministries with their hopeful anti-racism outcomes.”
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Yale’s Youth Ministry Institute is a primary sponsor of the event, and former Rev. Jia Starr Brown, who previously worked at First Covenant Church in Minneapolis, will also be involved.
The notion that trying to combat racism can be considered racist may seem contradictory, until you remember that the left often promotes insane and self-contradicting ideas - one of which appears to be that even attempting to toe the “woke” line means you’re a bigot.
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