There is no problem with teaching accurate and factual history.

And yet, Ron DeSantis has essentially outlawed the teaching of accurate and factual history in re: the existence of Black people in the United States since…oh, I’d say the year 1619 CE. After all, if it’s against the law to tell a student that “racism is not merely the product of prejudice, but that racism is embedded in American society and its legal systems in order to uphold the supremacy of white persons”, a teacher literally can’t talk about America’s history of slavery. Or at least, they can’t do that without watering down the subject so much that it becomes essentially meaningless.

Racism is what drove American slavery. That racism was embedded into American society and its legal systems when the Founding Fathers did nothing to make sure the enslaved racial minority were freed from slavery and given the exact same rights as the dominant racial majority what was doing the enslaving. Ain’t no point in trying to teach students about slavery if so much as even implying anything that I said in those prior two sentences is a historical fact would land a teacher in jail.

critical race theory and all other forms of woke ideology

Yes, yes, you think every college is a hotbed of liberal dicksucking where every course is about “woke [x] theory” and you saw two liberal professors in the closet making a conservative cry by reading all the MLK speeches beyond That One Line™ and the conservative looked at you and begged you to shoot all the liberals, we get it. Come up with something original that doesn’t rely on empty, “Welcome to Coneria!”–level NPC bullshit to make your empty-ass argument seem like it’s more than what it is.

Critical race theory has become the woke ideological way to ignore the shortcomings and dysfunction in the Black community and heap all the blame on white people

No, it hasn’t. To the extent that the “Black community” has any shortcomings and dysfunction⁠—and to the extent that the “Black community” exists in the monolithic state that you clearly imagine it is⁠—those are influenced by, but not completely the result of, the historically documented racism visited upon Black people by white people. And if you’re going to bitch about that, hey, let’s look at the “white community” for a bit, because holy shit is there some dysfunction in there! (I mean, for starters, how many perpetrators of mass casualty shootings in the past 20 years have been white?)

Woke race ideologues now classify everything that a society needs to do to preserve the social order as “whiteness”

Let’s examine that idea.

1. What specific social order needs to be preserved?
2. Which group of people is best equipped to preserve that social order?
3. For what reason are those people best equipped for that role?
4. What tools and institutions are necessary to preserve that social order?
5. How are the people who use those tools and institutions trained to use them?
6. How does that training account for potential bias against racial minorities?
7. How much input, if any, should representatives of those racial minorities have in whether those tools and institutions, and any current training in the use of those tools, are a net positive for their communities and society in general?
8. How willing are you to ignore what they say because you think they’re being “woke ideologues” or “reverse racists” or whatever fucking conservative NPC buzzword you(r favorite pundit) can think of as a negative label for anyone in a racial minority segment of the population who refuses to kneel at the altar of white supremacy?