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Canadian teacher laughably claims basic math equations are a form of ‘white supremacy’

Updated: September 20, 2022 at 4:57 pm EST  See Comments

Tue Sep 20, 2022 – 4:25 pm EDT

(LifeSiteNews) – A Canadian teacher from Ontario made the bizarre claim that basic mathematical equations such as 2+2=4 is somehow a form of “white supremacy.”

Heather Theijsmeijer, who serves as a math coordinator in Ontario, recently posted on Twitter, “There are many math education practices that we (white folk) don’t see as racist or supremacist.”

“Because they are so ingrained in our background and experiences (and we have been the ones to benefit from them.)”

The post from Theijsmeijer, which included a graph, was brought to light by Chris Rufo, who is a journalist and a Manhattan Institute senior fellow.

Rufo has been for some time calling out multiple cases of pushing critical race theory (CRT) in both large corporations as well as in municipal governments.

A closer look at Theijsmeijer’s post shows that so-called “racist” math is broken into two main categories, “Overt White Supremacy” and “Covert White Supremacy.”

Theijsmeijer’s graph claims that “Covert White Supremacy” would include the 2+2=4 along with text saying “Assuming math is neutral,” and “Dismissing alternative algorithms.”

In a blog written by Theijsmeijer, she notes that she has stopped using the word

The remainder of this article is available in its entirety at LifeSite News

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