Texas Public Policy Foundation | Liberty Café
901 Congress Avenue
Austin, TX 78701

“Our nation cannot be characterized by using a zero sum approach. One group of people do not always win thereby forcing another group of people to always lose. Our success or failure does not depend on whether we are Black, White, Brown, or any other color; rather it is driven by the content of our character and our willingness to work hard.” – Dr. Richard Johnson, Director, Texas Public Policy Foundation’s Booker T. Washington Initiative

LLC members* are invited to a salon dinner** on the topic of critical race theory (CRT) and how it has been taught in our schools. Over catered dinner and drinks, we will discuss CRT’s goals, implications, and long-term effects on our children and our nation.

Complimentary dinner and drinks will be served. This event is open only to dues-paying LLC members. For more information or to become a member, please click here.

If you plan to attend the dinner, please read this article prior to the event. It will serve as a main point of discussion throughout the evening:

• Critical Race Theory and BLM vs Self-Reliance and Freedom by Dr. Richard Johnson

*Liberty Leadership Council membership is open to young professionals between the ages of 21 and 40 who are looking to get involved in conservative public policy. Click here for more information.

**Salon dinners are an exclusive experience for LLC members. Hosted by another LLC member, this evening is meant to inspire camaraderie and conversation among members in an intimate and private setting. Drinks and catered dinner will be served. Members with all levels of expertise/knowledge on the topic should feel comfortable attending as the discussion will start with the foundation of the issue and gradually build upon itself.