This response is according to this article in the Philosopher, or rather, an interview on Critical Race Theory (CRT).
https://www.thephilosopher1923.org/post/critical-race-theory-science-and-pseudoscience
Is CRT a science, well yes one can use statistical data to duduce or interpret social phenomenon. However, it is when the science is skewed or writen for an inteneded purpose.
Unfortunately or fortunately, the education and development of people and science is needed. Therefore, more people who can understand the numbers rather than parrot what someone else has said.
As a result, if you know how to deduce the numbers and make inferences that are valid yes we can come to some understanding as to what is needed to change. However, culture to change is what must happen and if the culture is rigid and does not think they need to change it will be hard to get to that understanding. Yet at the same time, we have to stop reading what we want to hear rather than understand the effort needed to make it.
If anyone had written kendi, “how to be an anti racist” his first line as a black man is that he must know how to catch his own racism before working on others. Everyone is a racist, biggot and hillbilly untill they enlighten themelves and educate and sorround themselves with people of all cultures and traditions so that they can eliminate the unknown. This catch your own racism and level of development. Try to understand people comeing from places and develpoment. Not just try to walk in others shoes but just be mindfull of other people struggle before on makes judgemnet.
B Freethinkers 