Power and Neutrality
Critical race theory challenges the notion of neutrality, asserting that all value structures possess inherent biases. It distinguishes between power dynamics, claiming that only those value structures that exert power can be deemed racist, leading to a unique definition of racism as a combination of prejudice and power. Unlike the colorblind worldview, which sees racism as symmetrical, critical race theory views it as an ongoing process flowing from those in power to marginalized groups.In this clip
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