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Saving the West

Critical race theory plays into China’s hands

13 November 2021

9:00 AM

13 November 2021

9:00 AM

Modern-day tribalism, as Virginia’s governor-elect Glenn Youngkin argued in his election campaign, is no way forward for America. At the very same time Washington is experiencing a new ‘Sputnik moment’, with the testing of China’s hypersonic missiles and the launch of anti-satellite weapons, pushing back against a radical ideology that is dividing and destroying America is a matter of the greatest urgency – for the United States itself and for the free world.

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