I’m sure you’ve heard of the so-called “cancel culture.” It’s a movement in which people demand a statue be toppled or a name changed on an auditorium or other item because it’s deemed racist—or it’s connected to a person who supposedly made racist statements (or exhibited what is today believed to have been racist behavior) in the past.
There are many examples illustrating how the religion of evolution as proposed by Darwin has fueled racism, resulting in evil consequences, such as the murder of millions by Hitler, the murder of millions of children by Planned Parenthood, and generations of school children having been taught that Caucasians were the highest race.
Yet this month, Charles Darwin, a man who popularized a belief that fueled racism resulting in extremely evil fruit will be celebrated.
So where is the “cancel culture” now?
