Donald Trump told his supporters to lay down their lives to fight Critical Race Theory. He told a crowd in South Carolina on Saturday that it was a matter of national survival. The US history of racism still impacts America today. At a rally in Florence, South Carolina, on Saturday night, Donald Trump told his supporters to "lay down their lives" to fight Critical Race Theory. During a speech that lasted a little under an hour, Trump told a crowd that removing Critical Race Theory from schools is a matter of national survival. Critical Race Theory explores how America's history of racism and discrimination continues to impact the country today. —Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) March 13, 2022 The fate of any nation depends on the willingness of its citizens to lay down, and they must do this, lay down their lives to defend their country, according to Trump. There will be no one left to defend our flag or protect our freedom if we allow the Marxists, communists, and socialists to hate America. Insider reached out to Trump on Sunday morning but did not hear back. Insider previously reported that Republicans across the US have been campaigning against Critical Race Theory. Several experts told Insider last year that the GOP campaign is part of a broader effort to undermine conversations about the pervasiveness of racism in US history. Andrew Hartman, a history professor at Illinois State University, said in an interview with Insider that the GOP politicians and conservative media obsess over the issue to gin up outrage that might translate into future votes, but in the meantime definitely translate into donations and ratings. The Florida Senate passed a bill on Thursday that will limit race-related discussions in classrooms and workplaces, a win for Republicans who oppose Critical Race Theory teaching in schools. The bill is known as the Stop the Wrongs to Our Kids and Employees Act and will take effect in July. The original article is on Business Insider. Bill Barr criticized Donald Trump and said he would help a candidate defeat him in the primary. Tom Rice slammed former President Trump in a statement on Saturday, calling him a would-be tyrant. Rice was one of 10 GOP House members who voted for impeachment. Celebs we grew up watching are no longer with us. She says that he should not be above the law because she was. A man who hit a police officer with a baseball bat during a riot in Seattle in 2020 has been sentenced to multiple years in prison. Tom Brady attended the Manchester United match against Spurs on Saturday. That headline could be just another piece of a puzzle that eventually leads to a much more significant headline. The family that owns the Buccaneers own Manchester United. You can save yourself a trip to the store with these hacks. When it is safe to bring the workers back, Amazon will move them to alternative office space. Two people died in the Florida Keys this week, one scuba diving and the other snorkeling. State wildlife officials seized $30,000 worth of shrimp from a commercial fishing vessel. You will be shocked when you hear that DeVito and his wife won't get a divorce. Country singer Drake White says on the PEOPLE Every Day that it is so life-giving to be out here, after doctors said he wouldn't walk again. A fashion-forward outdoor sofa from Jean-Paul Gaultier and Roche Bobois will add drama to your patio. In a white bikini photo, Dobrev showed off her toned body. A mix of boxing, running, and yoga is what Nina does to stay fit. The top list of TV reporters is ranked in order. The star of "The Batman" joined a cat lady and another person on stage. ila Kunis is speaking out about her Ukrainian roots in a new interview. The actress and her husband are trying to raise $30 million to help Ukrainian refugees who have been displaced by the Russian invasion. In the city ofamour, lounging in the city. The most famous redheaded actresses. Even if the actor has a mustache, the thrice-nominated director isn't going to complain. The false suggestion that Hitler did not order the deaths of ethnic Germans was scrubbed by MSNBC. Matt was 25 years old with his whole life in front of him. After watching Harry Potter, you can notice 45 things. One industry executive says that any consumer that hears or reads that is going to feel that they are being ripped off. The granddaughter of the woman who was saved by the Ukrainian family returned the favor to the family's descendants. We want to know.INSIDER
Ad•FreshEdit
Raleigh News and Observer
ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports
Ad•Richouses
Ad•Bonvoyaged
All Rights Reserved © 2024
