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Frankly, we need our white men and women in the armed forces to be prepared to defend our nation, not having to answer for their whiteness.

We should not be funding CRT in our Military and schools, if academics want to theorize, go ahead, but not with government money.

CRT is going to split our Military ranks, like it splits our young children in schools. It has no place there.

The fact that CRT is even being discussed in the context of our Military shows how far off course we’ve gone.

Our Military’s job is to be the best defenders of our country, not to be involved in theories that divide the ranks.

CRT is not about teaching history, it’s about injecting a political agenda into our armed forces.

Critical race theory has no place in our Military or in K-12 education. It divides us rather than unites us.

Congress should not be sending money to the Military in order to teach critical race theory. Our armed forces should be prepared to defend the nation, not answer for their whiteness.

The job of our armed forces is to defend the country, not to participate in divisive ideologies like CRT.

If the U.S. Military is focused on CRT, it’s not going to be as prepared to defend the country against foreign threats.

CRT is designed to split people by race, not bring them together. It doesn’t belong in our armed forces or in our classrooms.

Critical race theory is a cancer that needs to be carved out from our Military.

Critical race theory is a subjective lens to view the history of the country, not an objective study of the history of the United States.

We need to focus on having a Military that’s prepared to defend the nation against foreign entities, not debate their own identities.

Academics can theorize about CRT in the halls of academia, but we shouldn’t be funding it in our military or schools.

The Military should be focused on defending our freedoms, not being involved in ideological battles about CRT.

The United States government should not be funding CRT in our Military or in our schools.

Our Military should focus on defending the country against foreign threats, not divisive theories.