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@BCX245R Agreements2mos ago

We are all made in the image and likeness of Christ

It is undeniable some people have experienced things others have not. However, to say we need to reach down to help a certain race is horrible. Treat everyone equally and do not give free handouts to people out of some sort of pity. We are all Americans. We are all children of God. We may not have the same stories, but we all deserve the same.

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 @BCY7PCS from Illinois  disagreed…2mos2MO

Religion should not have a place in politics and it is unrealistic and insensitive to erase this countries history and act like the reason certain racial groups are struggling isn’t rooted in decades of racism and oppression

 @BCY38CZ from New York  disagreed…2mos2MO

In order to have us all be equal we first need to rise up and give more help to people in marginalized communities. Those who we have systemically oppressed for years deserve to know about their history and what they've been through. We should provide more help and social programs to make people of color more equal.

 @BD25SNQ from Ohio  disagreed…2mos2MO

People of different races endure different obstacles that some don't have the idea about. There is no need for special treatment but there is need for fair treatment and equality.

 @BCYL8Y4 from Utah  disagreed…2mos2MO

Critical Race theory is a kind way of excusing racism in Americans. Critical Race theory has the ideology that in the United States there is rasism against white people in the country to which is just not true. When have you ever heard of a white person getting killed by the police on the bases of them being white, when have you heard of white slaves in American? You haven't and it's because it didn't/doesn't happen. White people, specifically racist white people like to have this made up fear that POC are taking their jobs, their spots in schooling, and that black people have all of these benefits that they don't, when it is quite the opposite.

  @ChristianGuidedConstitution  from Florida  disagreed…2mos2MO

#5 Expert Critical Race Theory in K-12 Education

“rasism against white people in the country to which is just not true.”

There is racism, just a different kind. Sure, maybe not killing or slavery, but what is being taught in public schools nowadays specifically uplifts Blacks, Latinos, etc. while also downgrading whites. That sounds pretty racist to me. If you want real racism against blacks, then go talk to a KKK member or someone who only goes on 4chan.

 @BCY53RS from North Dakota  disagreed…2mos2MO

People need to be educated about many races more in depth rather than just the simple basic knowledge.

 @9D8QMPN  from Pennsylvania  disagreed…2mos2MO

We don’t all deserve the same. We all have different needs. Critical race theory is about equity and truth; stop hiding behind Christianity to cover your deepset racism. Treat everyone with equity and kindness, treating a disabled person equally as an able-bodied person is wrong. We all have different needs and don’t deserve the same, we deserve what will truly help us: equity and critical analysis of systems that thrive in the darkness.

 @BCY3VWZ from Missouri  disagreed…2mos2MO

We need to teach kids how unfairly people who aren't white are treated and that to bring a race to the saem equality as us we have to help one out more than the others

 @BCY6TYKDemocrat from South Carolina  disagreed…2mos2MO

Several races often tie their culture into their religion, which may not be the same as the speaker who is using their religious beliefs as part of their argument.

 @BCYKD25 from Washington  disagreed…2mos2MO

That’s just not reasonable to ask of every one or anyone. Every one should be treated racially equally it is in the constitution.

 @BCY4PQD from New York  disagreed…2mos2MO

I agree we should treat people the same no matter what age gender or race they are, everyone should work hard and help others when needed even if you have to give handouts every now and then.

 @BCY3VWZ from Missouri  disagreed…2mos2MO

To treat every race equal we will have to reach out and help other races more than other to get them up to the standard white people are treated and then we can all be treated equal

 @BCZVFRD from Pennsylvania  agreed…2mos2MO

I agree with this statement. Topics of race and superiority in race should not be brought up to children.

 @BCY5YFL from Michigan  agreed…2mos2MO

We are all created in the image of God, but he gives us commands and laws which forbid the sins of hatred. While we should love everyone one not based on their skin color, we dont only show kindess becuase they are a minority. We should judge a person by their actions, not their skin.

 @BCY6HHB from Texas  disagreed…2mos2MO

Certain races have been degraded to unimaginable extents throughout history. Those 'free handouts' are the bare minimum, in most cases.

 @BD2WSN8 from Michigan  disagreed…2mos2MO

Although it states that we are all created equal in the Bible, we are not always treated equally, as some people cannot handle change or things that are different.

 @BD3SSJW from California  disagreed…2mos2MO

Students need to know and understand the hardships and differences that goes one between their peers because of thier skin color. No one ever wants to be treated differently because of their skin color but with our world and society today, it plays a huge factor in one's day to day life. And that should be noted, pointed out and taught so students will know how to look out for racism but also go against it

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