Alvin Lui

You're never going to see a Japanese mother going, Hey, look at my daughter and look at her mastectomy scars.

Um,

you never see that.

So

Critical race theory and queer theory are really just the same coin.

It really is the same coin.

It's the two sides of the same coin.

And so because our culture and our school, because of critical race theory in school and because of this critical race theory ideology in society, you see it in commercials and sports and Hollywood and everything, white children –

by the time they get to middle school, know that they are the absolute bottom of the social ladder.

If you're white, it doesn't matter.

Whatever you say doesn't matter.

You're white, you're white privilege.

They hear it over and over again.

They've heard it.

And a lot of them heard it from their own stupid white mothers.

And so by the time they get to middle school, they know that they are just the bottom of the social ladder.

Well, they can't be black, right?

That's offensive.

So they can't say I'm black.

And so then they discovered that there's this special club in schools that's completely permeated in school, saturated.