Sir Leonydus, the Critical Race Theory Dragon Slayer

Book Review- Raising Victims

There was in medieval times a community environment called the motte and the bailey. Mr. Johnson employs this setting to illustrate a Critical Race Theory practice.  It is a bait-and-switch

argument. He has achieved in his enumeration of this, and other CRT weapons, a kind of literary knighthood.

He would denounce the formal title perhaps, but he is the armor-clad avenger for those aggrieved by the perils of the dragon.

-Claims that those not adhering to CRT are sick. Slain by the truth.

-The belief that everything another says or does is meant to harm me (Hostile Attribution Bias.) Knocked out by a proper understanding of human identity.

-The conviction that racism is the key to all America’s troubles.  Amputated by actual applications of justice and accountability.

-Equity is the answer for racial discrimination. Torn down by the pursuit and promise of liberty.

-“Racism is generally rampant and pervasive.” Disproved by history, both long-term and immediate.

-“Slavery has uniquely impacted black Americans and can explain the racial disparities that exist today.”  Decapitated by the centuries long and conclusive record of slavery in the world.

Sir Leonydus claims his mission is to help “initiate a true paradigm shift in America that sees our society abandon its vile infatuation with racial identity.” Mission accomplished.

These false ideas have created a battleground in which children are the victims. Johnson writes and speaks to end this collateral damage.