Candace Owens — The Education System Has Completely COLLAPSED

Candace Owens in "The Education System Has Completely COLLAPSED". Full transcript below, with the movement's reading and the gaps we could not close.

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Well, and I want to talk about the education system because in my opinion, I think it's the most important discussion that we should be having right now is what's happening to the American education system. It's completely collapsed And if you look at what they're trying to do in terms of radically transforming the education system. So 1st ASR, this initiative, you know, when I was young, it was you have to go to college, you have to go to college.

The pressure from the guidance counselors, go to college, you're going to be a failure, right? Well, when you think about that, those were really the early seeds for taking over the minds of children, making them think that the only way that you're going to be successful is to go to college because as we're learning today, these people are going to school and they're learning to become activists. That used to be reserved on the college campus.

We're seeing these people come out of college, they're angry, they're activists, they're coloring their hair purple, they're woke to the world. They can tell you about feminism, racism, sexism. ism, and they can tell you about it. But they can't do basic things like change a light bulb, right? So what we're doing right now is the education system, especially with this new initiative called critical race theory, which is an abomination.

We'll get into that in a second. an absolute abomination. You're teaching children how to hate one another. It's the exact opposite of what Martin Luther King's dream was, right? Teaching people how to hate each other. To say to a child, on the basis of their skin color, you are oppressed is racism, to say to a child, on the basis of their skin color, you are privileged is racism. You do not get to look at somebody's skin color and aside a much of attributes to them.

That's a literal definition of racism. But why are they starring this initiative? In my opinion, a Star English initiative? Because, 1st and foremost, they seek to defide people, but also because what they're simultaneously doing is they're replacing hard academics, meeting kids today, they can tell you all about the problems in the world, but they can't solve their math homework, right? So they're not learning the hard academics like math, engineering, we're producing right now in America, and I learned this through a Thomas Sowbook.

This is the dumbest kids that have ever existed that have ever existed in America. They know nothing. They're failing their SATs. And yet, interestingly, there have never been more degrees handed out. So they're not passing the tests, but they're all getting degrees. The question is, is why? Why are we handing out meaningless degrees in feminist dance theory in Latin studies, Latin X studies, which is like, if you even use the word Latin X, I can tell you real quick, you're not a Latino, right?

The whole language would have to be redone if you started replacing it with an X. Everything is a girl or woman. They're teaching transgendered studies. you know, pick your gender. What do you think is the evil and the goal in doing this when these kids actually know nothing, but you're convincing them with these meaningless degrees that they know everything. Yeah, I think it's a diversion of the mind, man. You know, you got them thinking about this.

This is important. your gender, how you feel. And, you know, all these other things are important, but that's not that's not. reality. You know, I wish that they would teach people, you know, to be married and to raise a family and to be have integrity. And, You know, I talk to a lot of people, this victim stuff that they create in people's hearts, is I talk to people that disagree with me, and many of them come from a perspective of being a victim.

I can never be this. This is the problem. This is where the problem is at. And the way I was raised and the way I look at it now is that focused on solutions. You know, work harder than everybody else. That has nothing to do with the color of your skin. You know, be a good person to other people. And it goes back to God to me. Like when I when I got saved, I started realizing that color don't mean nothing. We're all God's children, and we should treat each other that way.

And at these universities, they want to divert your attention and make you think that white people hate black people in it. Black people are oppressed and that that is so far few in between, that we shouldn't even be wasting our time arguing over that stuff. Is America racist? America is not racist. Are there people in America that are racist? Yes. People hate people? since Jesus, them days. And it goes both ways. When I was growing up, you could never bring a white girl home.

Are you raise your hand if that's how you grew up. Just be honest. And I'm not I'm not trying to put nobody on blast, but it's like, you can't bring no white girl on. What's wrong with you, bro? You a sellout. If you made straight A's, you straight A's. You put your pants on your ways, you go to school, you articulate yourself, you sound really smart, you trying to be white. As if that's a bad thing. And those things, I believe in culture, needs to change.

I think, and I know you agree with me, Candace, that like, I feel like black people in this country, and I'm speaking of black people, because I grew up around black people, I don't know what it's like to be white. I just know what it's like to be black. So I remember black people used to be way bolder, smarter. You know, they, they, they demand, when they come into a room, it's like, man, that brother is sharp, man.

That brother is a leader. They walked around with their with their chest out and their head high. I mean, think about Martin Luther King in a protest. They had suits on. They getting sweaty with suits on. Martin Luther King coming out of jail just with his neck, you know, his one button loose with a tie on. They were respectable. They were strong, bold. You see men leading. And now, Now, I just see emotionalism. I see the product of a failed marriage, where single moms, and I'm not bashing single moms, but everybody out here know that that's not the way God designed it.

Now, if you got the cards, play the cards that was dealt to you. But God wanted strong men to be in a family, leading these young men to be courageous, and teaching them what to do, how to present yourself, how to go to a job interview, how to have courage. And we just have lost that. And now it's this feminization of men. Now they're wearing dresses, now they get into their feelings. You know, You are a man, you are not allowed to have a feeling.

You don't, bro, cry in the car. Don't, y'all remember, y'all remember what's that, Friday? He gonna cry in the car, y'all. He cried in the car. He wasn't out in the public crying and being soft. I'm just gonna be honest, man. Remember, what happened to what happened to me? And it's funny that you're talking about that because what all of these things have in common, and especially when you look at the left, is that it's an attack on family, right?

So whenever you look up at the left and you go, they seem to be running in so many different directions, like, you know, why are we talking about bathroom signs? Like, we have nothing more important to do than talk about bathroom signs, but, like, yes, you're like, no, no, no, no, all bathroom signs needs to be changed. You're like, okay, well, what does that have to do with all, you know, race, race, race, race, race, you talk focus on race, race, race, race, race.

We need to talk about the transgender, you know, agenda, kids picking agenda. There now 27, you know, genders, feminism. I hate men, the patriarchy. Why are all these women so angry? The Me Too movement. Well, what does all of this have in common? And the truth is, is that it's an attack on the family, right? If you are a child today in certain school district, because they are allowing, you know, teaching children, they can pick their gender and all this stuff, and they that they are believing and fighting for the right for children to have corrective surgery is what they're calling, that's a nice name for mutilating your genitals, right?

At a young age. That child will never be able to grow up and have a normal family ever again, right? That's just what it means. When you talk about women and this poison, which happened, you know, for me, I was forced to take in college a feminism 101 class, which they called woman studies 101. You know, we were taught, and it didn't matter what happened. It was a textbook that we had. It had every problem since the dawn of humanity that women have ever faced and the teacher would say, you know, this problem.

Why did this happen? And the answer was always because of men. She wanted to train us to believe that everything that ever happened to us was because of men. Well, what is she doing with that? She's making it so that we're wearing rose colored glasses, and no matter what, we think men are horrible human beings, right? And that's an attack on the family, because you can't have a functional relationship, if you look up, and every time you see a man, you see a problem, right?

At the same time, you have policies, I call it, you know, baby mama culture that are saying to woman that you can do it by yourself. You can do it all by yourself, being a single mom, and listen, you can, right? But you shouldn't have to. That's very difficult for a child to get ahead when they only have one parent. It's very difficult. So you routinely see this attack on the family, and what's behind that, in my opinion, is government.

Because in order for a government to grow, that government needs to make sure you believe that every problem that you have, they have an answer for not your mom and dad at home. They want to become both your mother and your father.

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