New York Post

Biden’s Crackpot Race Czars

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Just how many third-rate crackpots is Team Biden installing as political officers at the top of federal agencies? Beware: Felicia Wong is likely all too typical.

Just named vice chair of the Treasury Department’s new “racial-equity” committee, Wong vows to “make racial equity central to the Treasury Department’s mission.”

Treasury’s actual mission, per its website, is to “maintain a strong economy,” protect the nation’s “financial system” and manage government finances. With the economy headed for full-on recession, the financial system beyond shaky and the feds’ finances dire (the national debt’s now $31 trillion), that’s more than enough work.

But the prez is committed to pushing “equity,” the central buzzword for radical “racial justice” goals. So every agency has to set up a committee to (in Treasury’s case) “identify, monitor and review” aspects of the economy that have “resulted in unfavorabl­e conditions for communitie­s of color.”

And Wong clearly got the job because of her radical views. She comes in from running the Roosevelt Institute, a think tank that bashes capitalism and seeks to place “racial justice” in the “center” of government.

“Always considerin­g race in policy design” is “vital,” argues a recent RI report Wong coauthored. It blasts “skills-based, opportunit­yfocused liberalism,” insists “racial capitalism, white supremacy and patriarchy” are “significan­t barriers to racial justice.” It calls for wealth redistribu­tion along racial lines: “True equity means equity of outcome.”

A 2020 report by Wong likewise slammed “free-market capitalist ideology.” And now she’s a top player at the US Treasury.

Again, she’s not remotely alone: The Defense Department’s education branch has a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion czar with a record of openly anti-white comments.

The people running Washington aren’t just paying lip service to racist claptrap: They’re making it their mission to govern that way, and to pack the federal workforce with extremist ideologues. They’re institutio­nalizing insanity.

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