It was time to go public on X without the anonymous account. Enlightenment liberals find me. We can defeat the lies and manipulation posing as social justice with truth and better evidence-based alternatives.

“Killing America” documents the impacts of equity initiatives on public education in the Bay Area. Very important film for understanding the destructive relationships between American critical social justice, tribalism, and educational standards.

This is why traumatized children don’t access the evidence-based care they need. Economically segregated liberals can do without the truth, integrity, universal ethics in general - they don’t face any of the consequences for doing away with truth.

With all of the ‘liberating from the confines of material reality’ ideologies swirling around or through us, Montaigne offers solace: “Kings and philosophers sh*t, and so do ladies. Even on the highest throne in the world, we are seated still upon our arses.” There’s some truth.

Mental health professionals are coming forward and describing their experiences with critical social justice indoctrination in their educational programs. The fact that accreditation is tied to this ideology shows how top-down this brainwashing of Americans is. We’re saying no!

newdiscourses.com/2023/03/darvo/

Going too far (beyond what the evidence warrants) on any group of people is a sham. Call it functional empathy, since other forms also went too far. Psychotic times.

Look familiar? Pages 10-11 from “Eternal Hostility: The Struggle Between Theocracy and Democracy” by Frederick Clarkson lay out the playbook for the contemporary illiberalism shared by both the left and the right. Not a peace building dynamic.

It wasn’t wise for the US to separate research and practitioner psychology educational tracks. I’m seeing these fall along partisan lines, now. That research-practice cyclical relationship is crucial.

Does anyone have an email address for Reginald Leamon Robinson of Howard University? They’re not answering. I really want to speak with this person. Thank you.

Any "theory" that prevents us from understanding the world as it is or prevents us from increasing proximity to objective reality... ... is a restrictive practice. Intentionally restraining intellectual development is a human rights violation. A lot of ppl participated in this.