Black Father Who Shredded Critical Race Theory Laughs at Left’s Attempts to Discredit Him
The black Illinois father whose rant against Critical Race Theory at a local school board meeting last week went viral is not backing down. He, instead, is laughing at attempts by the left to discredit him.
Ty Smith appeared as a guest Monday on Fox Business Channel’s Varney & Co. where he told host Stuart Varney the left actually had “nothing to say” in response to his comments at the board meeting because he was “the very type of person that they were talking about, that was down, and suppressed, and oppressed, and … disproportionate, and for me to be able to come out of that, to work my way through school to get where I am, I just call BS on it – it’s nonsense.”
Responding to Critical Race Theory proponents who insist on teaching systemic racism and white supremacy in K-12 schools, Smith asked parents and school board members at the meeting, “‘How do I have two medical degrees if I’m sitting here oppressed?”
“I can’t believe that we’re even talking about this because it is a complete lie,” Smith told Varney, reiterating that he is a successful black man who has never been held back by white people.
“Not one white person or system in place kept me from doing what I did, nor has it kept … from any of the kids that I’ve mentored,” he asserted. “It hasn’t kept them from graduating and going beyond what the oppressed narrative says we can’t do.”
“You have two medical degrees?” Varney asked Smith.
“Yes sir, and their background is in therapy and orthopedics,” he replied, laughing at the narrative spun about him by the left:
What gets me is that, as soon as I said that, right, that seemed to have been the focus I noticed was mainly being played. But, I told like whoever these – I guess you’d call them the far left – it seems like they just wanted to focus on. So, now I have no degrees, I don’t have a wife, I don’t have any sons, I’m not a musician, I’m not a minister. I’m some actor that was placed there by the Republican Party and turns out I’m Candace Owens’ brother!
At the school board meeting, however, Smith was very serious about the dangerous effects of Critical Race Theory on young people.
He referred to the Marxist ideology that reduces all cultural issues to race and people to oppressors and victims as “a lie.”
“Of this, the reason why black folks can’t get ahead because of white folks? Are you kidding me? This is what we’ve come to?” he asked. “I can’t believe we even talking about this right now.”
Smith continued Critical Race Theory peddles an ideology that is the opposite of what Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. preached during the civil rights movement of the 1960s.
“Martin Luther King said he wanted his kids to grow up in the world where they are judged by the contents of their what?” he asked attendees at the meeting, who immediately responded with, “Character.”
“Their character,” Smith emphasized. “Not their skin. If they letting this stuff go on right now, it is absolutely going the complete reverse of what he’s doing.”
Chicago Weekend: 77 People Shot, 5 Dead
By Elisabeth Nieshalla | June 28, 2021 | 3:48pm EDT
During the weekend in Chicago, 77 people were shot, five fatally. At least seven of the surviving victims are reportedly 17 years old or younger, according to CBS Chicago.
Late on Sunday afternoon, two 17-year-old boys were in an alley behind the 3200 block of West 15th Street in Lawndale when a vehicle pulled up and two offenders with guns got out of the car, according to CBS Chicago.
One boy was shot in the abdomen and right leg and the other sustained shots in the left shoulder and neck. They were both taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in critical condition.
In a Sunday night mass shooting in South Shore on 71st Street near Clyde Avenue, five people were shot, one fatally.
The police said one woman and four men were standing outside when a medium sized black vehicle drove by and a passenger inside the car shot them all.
The woman was shot six times and rushed to the University of Chicago Medical Center in critical condition where she was later pronounced dead.
The other victims who were shot were taken to the U of C Medical Center and Jackson Park Hospital and are in stable condition.
Four people were shot and one was killed in a Saturday morning shooting in the Northwest Side’s Pulaski Park neighborhood, reported CBS Chicago.
Around 5:30 a.m., four men got into an argument with an unknown man who shot at them, said the news outlet. All four men received gunshot wounds, and while three were stabilized, one was pronounced dead at AMITA Health St. Francis Hospital in Evanston.
No one is in custody, and Area Five detectives are investigating.
Most of the other shooting victims this weekend were shot alone or alongside one other person.
Last weekend, Chicago shootings left 47 wounded and five dead, according to reporter Sara Carter.
As of June 14, there were 1,584 reported shooting victims in Chicago, which is a 203 increase from the 1,381 in 2020, according to the Chicago Tribune. In 2019, there were 1,076 victims leading up to June 14.
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