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CMV: Critical Race Theory doesn't offer a clear or realistic solution to the supposed issue of "Systemic Oppression"

Perhaps I have not quite fully understood Critical Race Theory, or am missing a crucial point. However, as of now I just don't see this theory offering any realistic or clear solution to the issue of Systemic Oppression. From what I have read, it seems that CRT argues for the dismantlement of white supremacy by pointing out the inherently racist system of government in the U.S. It also criticizes liberalism and it's "colorblind" laws for being able to only point out the most obvious forms of racism, and not the subtle microaggressions that prey upon POC. It calls for POC to share their personal experiences with racism, and to use their narrative to fight systemic oppression. The main problem I have with CRT is that, while their arguments are understandable (I can understand how the U.S. could be fundamentally racist and supportive of the white status quo), I don't see a clear picture of what exactly they're offering to do to replace the supposedly "systemic" forms of racism and oppression in U.S. law. When I look at liberalism, I get a clear picture of how it wants to solve oppression and racism through laws that mandate that people of all races should have equal opportunity at success. I just don't see that kind of clear solution being offered with CRT. Is it asking us to dismantle the entire nation state of the U.S. and start anew? If not, are they asking for whites to continue recognizing their "position of privilege" for near eternity? It's just not clear what they're advocating for, and to me this makes CRT seem more of a anti-U.S. propaganda than an actual solution to race problems in this country. So if anyone could offer me a different viewpoint, that would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Critical race theory is an academic lens through which to analyze the role of race in the United States. It’s a method of study.

Liberalism is a political ideology.

The reason you’re not getting a sense that critical race theory offers action items, while liberalism does, is that theoretical academic lenses aren’t about action in the same way political ideologies are—they’re about analyzing and understanding.