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Critical Race Theory: Fact or Fiction

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Critical Race Theory: Fact or Fiction
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Stephen Phinney
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Critical race theory (CRT) is not a theory. It’s a fact. Another fact: CRT is knocking at the door of global culture and all educational institutions—even our beloved churches.

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Stephen Phinney
Stephen Phinney
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Stephen R. Phinney has a master’s degree in counseling psychology and a doctorate in ministry, with specialized studies in international cross-cultural affairs. He is the founder of the Institute of Ministry America and the Identity Matters Worldview Online School. He has advised many global leaders on cross-cultural affairs, including former U.S. presidents Donald Trump and George W. Bush; Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni; and multiple governors and other elected officials in Arizona.
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