For those saying Critical Race Theory is or isn’t in the video, the concept of systemic racism is a part of CRT and mentioned around 13′ into the video. The idea that there is no such theory doesn’t fully agree with my buddy, Wiki, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Critical_race_theory
but in a way it does because Wiki points out there are multiple contradictory theories or at least ideas NOT JUST ONE all with the notion SOMEBODY ELSE IS TO BLAME.
The idea is that whites set up a system which works for them. And yet whites sometimes somehow find selves poor, imprisoned, failures in life while Asiatics often test higher and fare better. As Rasheed pointed out, “If Critical Race Theory…were true, what would the Olympics have looked like?”

One interesting part of CRT is that it requires use of storytelling to illuminate and explore lived experiences and the video does exactly that, showing you what you want to see. One failure, though, was when the video shows a child with injuries consistent with child abuse. A trained physician suspects child abuse but drops it when he realizes the invective he can expect if he speaks up. Or that is how it looked to me.

Troy S’s, “The gap in educational achievement will only close when we begin to close the marriage gap among races across this whole country,” is perfectly valid statistically by pointing out two-parent families perform better but it assumes the missing fathers would be as good as the ones who married the mother of the children they sired. This COULD be true but might not be. For example, few believe a child is better off with person who abuses children, rents them out, uses them as drug mules, teaches them to steal. (And I am picturing here a couple of white parents I know who did several of these things and they harm it did.) One example is shown in the video with a child who assumes everybody else is at fault.

David for critical/rational thinking
(if nothing else works)