(DAILY CALLER) – Dr. Michael Eric Dyson, a Reverend and professor at Vanderbilt University, told the co-hosts of "The View" that he believes white parents should not condemn Critical Race Theory-inspired lessons because white people "have been participants in a particular problem of oppression."
During a promotional interview for his latest book "Entertaining Race," Dyson said that Republicans have neatly "package[d] up" CRT into a boogeyman for parents. The Reverend argued that CRT — in its original form of collegiate level studies — is far less menacing than parents believe it is.
"Critical race theory is trying to find out the conditions that we need to be rescued from as human beings," Dyson said. "It's [used] to look at not individuals but institutions."
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