Top 9 Professors Teaching Critical Race Theory at Texas A&M
9. Your Accounting Professor
Don’t tell anyone, but I saw him talking to Bernie Sanders on Monday.
8. Jimbo Fisher
This may surprise the Texas A&M football fan base, but Fisher is in talks to headline the Democratic National Convention.
7. Pat Henry
As head coach of the 2021-22 Texas A&M Track and Field team, Henry needs to stay sharp on his race theory.
6. Lawrence Sullivan Ross
Ross has recently landed himself in hot water for being more critical of some races than others.
5. Reveille IX
Everyone’s favorite dog can “speak.” Good girl, give me paw! Other paw!
4. General Ramirez
Slow down there, General! You might upset the Former Students.
3. The lady who calls me “baby” at Sbisa
Thank you (for everything).
2. Route 12 Aggie Spirit Bus driver with the crusty hat
Please, sir, arrive alive. Deep breaths. Control that road rage.
1. Your mom
Many people do not understand that your mother is, in fact, the largest proponent of critical race theory at Texas A&M University. Following the death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests, she became aware of her own biases and gaps in her knowledge, and she signed up for several online courses in the theory. At first she thought it would just be nerds with PhDs telling her that white people should feel bad for being white, but she slowly began to realize that it is just another advanced academic theory that most college students won’t engage with. Like most theories in social science, it provides a framework for evaluation, serves to question your current understanding of the world, and incorporates several common sense morals that you’d have to be a real piece of shit to argue with.
At press time, your mom has declined to comment.
— Ring Chunks
No, Ring Chunks is feeling fine, really. Yeah, it was a long journey to the bottom of the pitcher, but she knew that coming into her dunk. That’s why she made sure to let it sit overnight and pick a light beer she didn’t care for and – oh. Oh no. Um, okay, let’s just move her here to the trash can – wait, why is it full? Oh God, Ring Chunks, just keep it together until we can reach the toilet – NO! NOT IN THE KITCHEN SINK!