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CRT is an intellectual movement and loosely organized framework of legal analysis based on the premise and concept that race is used by White People to further their economic and political interests at the expense of people of color. Critical race theorists hold that the law and legal institutions in the United States are inherently racist insofar as they function to create and maintain social, economic, and political inequalities between whites and nonwhites, especially African Americans.

In Critical Race Theory, if you are a member of a "minoritized" racial group, you are a victim of a system that is rigged against you; a system that doesn't want you to succeed. On the other hand, if your race is "privileged," you're an exploiter, whether you intend to be or not.

Critical Race Theory begins from the assumption that racism occurs in all interactions. To see how this works, consider this thought experiment: Imagine you own a shop, and two customers enter at the same time—one white and one black. Who do you help first? If you help the black person first, Critical Race Theory would say you did so because you don't trust black people to be left alone in your store. If you helped the white person first instead, Critical Race Theory would say you did so because you think blacks are Second-Class citizens.

If they played one another in their prime with no hand-check like the Pete Marivich era rules and like the "new" rules are "supposed to be officiated" could Rodman hold Shaq to just 25 to 30 points per game, instead of Shaq just running the score up like he did against everyone else?

Only other center in the history of basketball who might pull that off is Wilt Chamberlain, but it's hard to compared the 3vs3 era with the 5vs5 era.

for the Poll, this is "Bulls three-peat era Rodman vs Shaq's best season." and again, "No hand checking" is the rule and we assume the officials enforce the rules.