In case you haven't already seen, yes, Biden will be canceling Trump's executive order about Critical Race Theory trainings and can therefore be said to be likely to support at least one of race or sex stereotyping or scapegoating, which is what it bans.

You should make a clear note that Biden's communication here lies about the thing he is rescinding. Trump's executive order explicitly makes room for diversity and inclusion training, just not certain divisive concepts that are cornerstones in Critical Race Theory (and the Klan).

Biden and his administration should be held to the greatest amount of account about whether or not they support race and sex stereotyping or scapegoating, or if they believe we should mandate teaching that America is a fundamentally racist nation. Also the "diversity" distortion.

I advise any journalists attempting to do this to do it like I have outlined here. Make his administration clearly address whether they support race and sex stereotyping or scapegoating or believe that America is a fundamentally racist nation. Make. Them. Say. It.

I also advise any journalists taking this on to push very hard about whether he understood the executive order or even read it, given that it explicitly makes room for diversity and inclusion training that does not rely upon those particular divisive concepts.

If you want to stand up to this, you have to do your homework. You have to get it right. You have to ask the right questions in painstaking detail and drill on them. You need to know the executive order well enough to do it. Hold them to what they're actually doing.

@TuckerCarlson, you're probably closest to talking about this issue accurately already. You can do it.