You condemnations are misdirected. That isn't my definition of CRT that you are attacking, it is SafetyDan's.
I was unaware you considered
@Safetydan to be the ultimate possessor of truth.
My point is and always has been that CRT is fundamentally postmodern.
This is correct.
I saw an excellent Twitter thread on that one.
I do find it funny that you agree with SafetyDan's definition of 2
How did "highly over-simplified, and therefore no more accurate than other such simplifications" indicate to you that I agreed with the definition?
Either way, you are not wrong because it is a postmodern theory and so what are the concepts of right and wrong anyway in the context of postmodernism?
Among other things, Modernism is wrong in postmodernism. Thus, for example, Marxism (which is a Modernist philosophy) would be wrong.
Of course, since postmodernism is primarily a criticism of a Modernist way of explaining the world, as opposed to a way of actively explaining the world, it's not really the sort of think that creates objective concepts of right and wrong. Asking for that is like asking a movie critic to to designing a lighting effect for a movie.
I'll stick with my opinion of the whole thing being a faux intellectual garbage pile.
I have no doubt of that. In fact, I would be surprised if you did anything else. Just I'm sure that you're still convinced CRT involves "race essentialism" when you can't find a single passage that is 1) not banal ("people have different colored skin"), 2) essentialist (i.e., that is, based intrinsic as opposed to extrinsic properties), and 3) held by leading authors in Critical Race Theory, and when you tried, you found something best described as 'oppression essentialist'. I have no expectations you will change your opinions based on mere reality.