Editing Critical Race Theory (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Systemic Bias' (How a 'Neutral' rule creates a gap):'''
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def calculate_wealth_accumulation(initial_wealth, annual_return, debt_penalty):
    """
    Shows how historical gaps grow over time.
    """
    current_wealth = initial_wealth
    for year in range(30): # One generation
        current_wealth = current_wealth * (1 + annual_return) - debt_penalty
        
    return round(current_wealth)

# Family A (White): Inherited $50k, 5% return, Low debt.
print(f"Family A (30 years): ${calculate_wealth_accumulation(50000, 0.05, 1000)}")
# Family B (Black): Inherited $0, 5% return, High debt (from lack of safety net).
print(f"Family B (30 years): ${calculate_wealth_accumulation(0, 0.05, 5000)}")
# The 'Rules' (5% return) are the same, but the 'Outcome' is a massive gap.
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; CRT Landmarks
: '''The 'Redlining' Maps (1930s)''' → Government maps that literally "Drew a red line" around Black neighborhoods, making it illegal for them to get home loans—creating the "Wealth Gap" we see today.
: '''Mapping Intersectionality (1989)''' → Kimberlé Crenshaw's paper that showed how Black women were being "Forgotten" by both the feminist and the anti-racist movements.
: '''The 'Bell Curve' Critique''' → CRT scholars fighting back against 1990s books that tried to use "Fake Science" to prove that some races were "Less Intelligent."
: '''The 1619 Project (2019)''' → A journalistic project that "Reframed" US history by putting the arrival of the first enslaved Africans at the very center of the story.
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