How to understand this hypocrisy? The more technical and full answer lies in the beliefs of the Critical Race Theory religion. In part, it posits that any cultural values can be "valid" regardless of what they are, and more importantly, that white people are naturally imbued with power due to their skin color and thus are not allowed to hold (negative) opinions about other cultures. To hold such an opinion (like Muslims are homophobic) is seen as white supremacy. White people are only allowed to be critical of white-related identifiers (such as Christianity) in order to dismantle the white power structure.
For this critique to be valid, it would probably have to come from a Arab who is a homosexual. It would probably be seen as fair game then under Critical Race Theory.
Of course, anyone with a working brain would probably say, as contextualized by the meme here: hmm, this religion (CRT) sounds like it forces certain individuals to abandon the ideas of self-protection and preservation through the disallowment of communicating about certain opinions and beliefs.
Yes, yes it does. That's exactly the idea.
Source: my years of doing scholarly work related to this cancerous ideology.
Great meme that encapsulates an important issue.
How to understand this hypocrisy? The more technical and full answer lies in the beliefs of the Critical Race Theory religion. In part, it posits that any cultural values can be "valid" regardless of what they are, and more importantly, that white people are naturally imbued with power due to their skin color and thus are not allowed to hold (negative) opinions about other cultures. To hold such an opinion (like Muslims are homophobic) is seen as white supremacy. White people are only allowed to be critical of white-related identifiers (such as Christianity) in order to dismantle the white power structure.
For this critique to be valid, it would probably have to come from a Arab who is a homosexual. It would probably be seen as fair game then under Critical Race Theory.
Of course, anyone with a working brain would probably say, as contextualized by the meme here: hmm, this religion (CRT) sounds like it forces certain individuals to abandon the ideas of self-protection and preservation through the disallowment of communicating about certain opinions and beliefs.
Yes, yes it does. That's exactly the idea.
Source: my years of doing scholarly work related to this cancerous ideology.