What is Reddit's opinion of The Self-Confessed "White Supremacy Culture": The Emergence of an Illiberal Left in Unitarian Universalism?

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While this doesn't exactly answer your question, The book, "The Self-Confessed "White Supremacy Culture": The Emergence of an Illiberal Left in Unitarian Universalism" is a critical look at CRT and wokeism and how it is affecting Unitarian Universalism in the US.

You might also read "The Gadfly Papers: Three Inconvenient Essays by One Pesky Minister" by UU minister Todd Elkof. The radical woke within the UU community cancelled him and deplatformed him because they thought his critical essays were to dangerous to be read by others.

If you want to listen to some Black people who aren't UUs criticize CRT and wokeism, I would suggest Glenn Loury. He is the first black tenured professor of economics in the history of Harvard University. He is the Merton P. Stoltz Professor of the Social Sciences and Professor of Economics at Brown University.

Another is Coleman Hughes' "Conversations with Coleman" "He champions free speech, free thought and open debate".

I really don't understand how some UUs can accept the dogmatic ideology of wokeism and CRT. I personally feel that anti-white hate speech and infantalising BIPOCs has no place in a progressive, liberal organiztion and is actually atithetical to our Seven Principles, especially the first. You aren't respecting the inherent worth and dignity of every person when you are going around telling everyone that all white people are racist.

I like that Zuby track. If you find any more examples, please let us know! We can't let a few vocal left wing extremists force their dogmatic ideology on the rest of us.