Critical Race Theory (CRT) is a way of looking at the way race and racism affect our lives. It asks us to think about how race, power, and privilege affect how we see the world, how we make decisions, and how we treat each other.
CRT looks at how racism has shaped our laws, education, economy, politics, and other systems in our society. It helps us to understand why there is inequality between different racial and ethnic groups, and how these inequalities can lead to unfairness and injustice. CRT teaches us to recognize racist attitudes and beliefs, and to take action to challenge them.
CRT also helps us to have more open conversations about racism and how it affects us all. When we talk about racism, it can be scary or uncomfortable. With CRT, we can be more honest and open about our experiences and beliefs, which can help us work towards building a more just and equitable world.