It's been clear for a while that the most woke among us are no different from the actual racists they claim to oppose. Every single idea professed by that woke, anti-racist crowd sounds no different from the things supporters of slavery and Jim Crow believed.

70 years ago, <em>Brown v. Board of Education</em> ended segregation in public schools. Now Lefties want to bring segregation back, for (D)ifferent reasons, of course.

Here's Trevor Noah and a professor from Princeton thinking the Supreme Court got it wrong in 1954:

Also Democrats: 'Republicans are racist.'

They'd lose their job and be a social pariah.

But guys like Trevor Noah will insist <em>he's</em> the good guy in this.

 {ai:summary}<p>The current discourse surrounding race and education suggests a troubling shift towards ideas reminiscent of past segregationist beliefs. Figures like Trevor Noah and Princeton professor Ruha Benjamin have questioned the merits of integration, proposing that it was not the right solution for American schools. </p><p>Critics argue that this perspective mirrors the racist ideologies of the past, with some asserting that the progressive left is engaged in a form of projection, where they label others as racist while promoting segregationist ideas themselves. This has led to a broader conversation about the implications of such views on society and the legacy of civil rights movements. #society</p>

WATCH: Harvard Professor Tells Trevor Noah We Must Segregate Schools to Combat White Supremacy

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