One writer shared an age-old racist theory with French origins known as the Great Replacement Theory" that has white people terrified of becoming the minority.
7 out of 10 Republicans adhere to the same racist "Great Replacement Theory" touted by the Buffalo mass shooter, new data shows.
Critical Race Theory is not an alternative or comparable concept to white supremacist ideologies like the great replacement theory. It also does not in any way mandate or dictate the oppression of white people. Here's a look at some of the main ideas centered on CRT.
Why aren't Republican lawmakers across America scrambling to ban "Great Replacement Theory" (also called "White Replacement Theory") from institutions of learning amid the mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, committed by Payton S. Gendron?
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