Should we be teaching Critical Race Theory in our military universities and perhaps in our leadership courses?

Well said. Possibly the best answer here.

CRT only serves the individual race or ethnicity at a time. There are many examples, but the most prominent in the CRT "privilege code" is slavery.
The focus is mainly upon the slavery of Blacks and their slavery by White Europeans. However, this is a very disingenuous approach that obfuscates the scope of slavery in the New World. First and foremost, slavery existed in the Western Hemisphere long before the Europeans, including the earlier Norse. Well-documented in the histories of the Indigenous prior to contact. Secondly, when the historical record of the slavery of the Indigenous or of the Europeans, like the Irish/Scots, is presented within the discourse of such conversations, it is invariably attacked by the opposing view. "It is not the same," or "That is not slavery," are often the ad hominems regurgitated from absolute ignorance.

Then there are the Historical facts on the matter. The largest of slavers of Blacks in the Western Hemisphere was the Portuguese. Second in number was the Spanish However, the Spanish far eclipsed the Portuguese when the enslavement of the Indigenous are added to the sum. The French, Dutch, German, British and Americans lagged far behind. CRT also discounts the Historical record that Free Blacks owned Black slaves and the Blacks were caught and originally sold into slavery in Africa by their fellow sub-Saharan Black Africans. A trade taught to them by the North African moslems. There are those in the Black supremacy ideologies that proclaim the ancient Egyptians were Black Africans. Whether factual or not, the fact in the Historical record is that the Egyptians were the ancient world's largest slavers, perhaps the originator of mass slavery on the African continent.

Brother, de-criminalizing cannabis is NOT a solution. In fact, when you peel back the money layer of current "legalization", you can easily see the mass negative effect that free cannabis use has had on our communities and workforce, as teens and young adults embrace this illicit recreational drug and its counter-cultural. It is a driver to societal rot and the introduction of "legalizing" other, more harmful drugs. To fully de-criminalize and normalize cannabis use, would require to end of drug testing in school, workplace, and Military. No longer can a DUI be issued while driving while high. De-criminalization pundits never explain how far reaching their demands will become. Furthermore, the entire cannabis/non-industrial hemp/CBD industry is based upon outlandish claims and outright lies. States have become Drug Cartels and serve as Big Pharma whose entire purpose is to bring in Taxation wealth. The unintended, perhaps intended result has been that actual Drug Cartels have focused on the more harsher drugs, as seem by the marked uptick of the trafficking of these drugs, especially in "legalized" States, like Colorado. The Cartels have sought other revenue sources. A windfall they now have in their mass human trafficking with the US Federal Government.

One last thought, on the topic of Jim Crow. The current person in the WH, Joe Biden, was a proponent of Jim Crow and a close friend with the last KKK member to serve in Congress. So odd that Black Americans so proudly voted for that old White guy with a racist past.

I remember something then Senator Biden complained about schools becoming jungles, a friend to integration he was not, now all has conveniently been erased and the "state run media" covers it up all the way.
One thing you have to say about communist bastards, they do a good job of controlling the tools that lead to subjugating we the people.
WE MUST DO THE SAME, EVEN BETTER!

The Truth of History is that Europeans have a long history of exploiting other Europeans via slavery, far greater in depth than the West African slave trade. In fact, many Irish, Scots and Welsh came to the Colonies under the tenet of slavery, exploited by the wealth class. Many don't understand or even know, that the Irish came en masse a decade prior to the Potato Famine. They were forced from England, many having been political prisoners from the earlier Irish uprising to British rule. The Irish were then plucked from their homes and fields by the British, summarily put on ships and sent to America as human refuse. Rejected and refused from docking by New England and ports along the Eastern seaboard, these Irish laden ships made there way to New Orleans. Instead of finding Freedom and a new life, they were forced into servitude. The men and able body boys to the New Basin (Louisiana) Canal project, the women and young children to the city to serve the elite and their businesses. An estimated 20,000 plus Irish perished hand digging that canal thru snake, gator, and diseased filled swamp and wetlands from Lake Pontchartrain to New Orleans. A project that was stalled because the planned use of Black slaves was considered to risky by their plantation masters. The Irish were a ready made, disposable human resource.

FYI, the Irishmen who were lucky enough to be pressed into servitude as Longshoremen, would later become the famed Louisiana Tigers, a feared Confederate Sharpshooter Rifle Battalion. That name should sound familiar, for that is where the State funded LSU Tigers originates from.