Some are so desperate to get away from moonbattery that they want to split the country apart. Even that might not suffice. Texas is supposed to be a safe haven, the polar opposite of degenerating leftist dystopias like California and New York. Yet even in the Lone Star State, the rot appears to have taken root:

A whistleblower from the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) has stepped forward, revealing critical race theory-based teachings required for all department employees as a condition of their employment.

The whistleblower, who remained anonymous due to fears of retaliatory punishment, spoke with Texas gubernatorial candidate Don Huffines about the training, providing the documents used for said training session.

The material consists of typical critical race theory propaganda. “Race and ethnic identity” is held to be central to all aspects of life, in accordance with the liberal religion. “Building blocks” are provided to help brainwash children. Inductees into the cult of wokism are expected to respond positively to statements like these:

• “I am willing to make personal sacrifices in order to help others get through the difficult parts of their racial and ethnic identity journeys.”

• “I seek fairness and justice for all persons, and I will work to eliminate racial oppression.”

• “I am willing to question racial inequities perpetuated by institutions and systems and serve as an activist for social justice and change.”

What a bummer to escape from California, only to land in the middle of this.

Huffines is holding Governor Greg Abbott responsible, wondering,

“What other radical left-wing initiatives are our tax dollars funding, without the governor having the will or desire to stop them?”

Huffines correctly observes that CRT “is Marxist, racist poison” that has no place in Texas. It has no place anywhere in a country founded on the concepts of individual liberty and equality before the law.

Earlier, Huffines exposed depraved LGBT indoctrination and the sexualization of children within the Texas bureaucracy:

The sick materials were taken offline right after Huffines exposed them.

In Abbott’s defense,

Earlier this year, Abbott signed a bill into law that bans the teaching of CRT (and the much-lambasted New York Times’ 1619 Project) in Texas schools.

Moonbattery has metastasized everywhere. Rooting it out will require sustained effort by those in charge, which in turn will require sustained pressure from the public.

On a tip from R F. Hat tip: Daily Wire.