Predictably, you define a Republican from a liberal perspective. Someone could be a Republican for various reasons, none of which have anything to do with what you posted, such as the belief in personal responsibility, unifying values, patriotism, certain hot button issues, and so on.
The so-called "scholars", the vast majority of whom are extremely liberal, have hijacked the U.S. education system. I make this claim as an educator who has been in the field for almost a decade.
There is also nothing "to study and consider" with that infographic. When your anti-racism message is indistinguishable from David Duke's racist platform of white superiority, you probably ought to reevaluate your message.
In fact, any message that involves whiteness, white privilege, or any other moronic term that the far left uses in an attempt to shame white people is extremely unpopular in America. If Biden embraces these concepts in any way, shape, or form, he has no chance of winning the general election, which is precisely why has not done so yet.
Ok, so how should I define a Republican? My original point is still valid; if they are not in a bubble of ignorance then they can tell themselves they are only a Republican because of their beliefs in personal responsibility or whatever, but they are still condoning all of the other terrible things the modern Republican party is doing. Surely you don't agree with their tactics of voter tampering, destroying the post office, and muddying the waters of what is and isn't legal when it comes to vote tampering?
Your use of the phrase "so-called scholars" is disappointing, especially coming from an educator, and is a direct example of a major issue this country is facing. There's nothing "so-called" about it; dude has his doctorate, has several published works, teaches, and is highly respected in his field. Just because
you disagree with his work doesn't make it any less credible, but that's where we're at as a country. If I disagree with your 10+ years of peer-reviewed research, I'll just find a random Youtube video or Breitbart article to discredit you. It doesn't matter that both of those sources are heavily biased and neither of them are valid or cited, I can now ignore your academic research in favor of my own "research". This distrust of scholars and scientists
has to stop.
There is a Reddit called r/leapordsatemyface. It's just screenshots and reposts from conservative sources where they basically own themselves by accidentally posting pro-left content. The "only educated people are Liberals" argument shows up pretty consistently on there. Think about it. You're saying that liberals have somehow infiltrated our educational systems and are manipulating them to turn our students into liberals. In reality, it's more probable that left-leaning families are more open to education and critical thinking, making it more likely for them to get into higher education. That felt
so douchy to write, and I don't mean it in a way as to put down non-liberals. But, as I've posted before, one side is actively
against crtitical thinking, so it's not a huge leap to make.
You seem to be making a lot of assumptions about that infographic. You seem to have found it, have immediately decided it's David Duke levels of racist, and have propped it up as your Exhibit A, and you have no plans to reconsider any of those points. Now I'm telling you there is an entirely different perspective about it from reliable sources and yet you won't even consider the possibility that your view isn't the absolute correct view.
I'm not sure how to approach your final paragraph since it opens up so many other cans of worms, so for now I'll just say I strongly disagree and call it a day.