LEAKED: Bank of America tells employees US is ‘white supremacist’ and to get ‘woke at work’

Christopher Rufo has been the leading voice in the pushback against critical race theory for sometime now. His previous hits include exposing Raytheon and Disney for enforcing far-left ideological agendas in the workplace.

Bank of America happens to be next in line for the spotlight.

Rufo specifies that Bank of America’s North Carolina and Charlotte market president instituted this “Racial Equity 21-day challenge” earlier this year.

The teachings are the same as usually anticipated when dealing with the CRT subject matter. It’s taught that white people have an advantage with their skin color, no matter how rich or poor they are. The Bank of America materials even target children, saying white toddlers as early as age three have potential racial biases.

Rufo reveals that Bank of America tells employees that the USA is a “racialized society” currently. That it hasn’t moved beyond that since the era of Martin Luther King’s prominence.

While Bank of America elevates whites, it also asserts they’re more guilty, anxious, and shameful of their position. Also they absolve all people of color from ever being capable of racism whatsoever.

As elaborated in Rufo's write-up:

"People of color, on the other hand, cannot be racist, because ‘racism is used to justify the position of the dominant group . . . and to uphold white supremacy and superiority.’ Therefore, the discussion guide claims, ‘reverse racism and discrimination are not possible.’"

Employees are instructed to reflect on their own personal privileges. While that may be interpreted on a subjective basis, Bank of America telling their staff that the police forces of the United States are racist is not open to differences in opinion. They present it as if it’s a matter of fact.

The Bank of America lesson plan to instill racialized ideological thinking into their staff rounds off by telling employees to become “woke at work.” As in, activists in their own workplace.

(The full Bank of America whistleblower documents are available for review here.)