Footage being recirculated online shows the moment a brave 15-year-old high school student spoke out against his school board for promoting the Critical Race Theory agenda that's caused him to become hyper-sensitive about race.

In the viral video taken at a Minnesota Independent School District board meeting in June 2021, Rosemount High School student Brad Taylor accused school leaders of catering to students of other races while at the same time diminishing his own race.

"Despite the board's attempt to deny it, District 196 schools are quickly becoming a place where promoting activism is actually more important than promoting education," Taylor said.

The student recalled on his first day at school the principal gave an equity speech in which he mentioned "countless races, such as Latino, Asian, expressing how much they matter and how important they are, but never once did he mention a race or identity that reflects me or half the kids that were in the class."

Taylor admitted it felt "uncomfortable… to be characterized just by your skin color on the first day of school and be thought that you were wrong just because of your skin color."

The student went on to say he noticed a blatant anti-white narrative being promoted by the school when they couldn't explain why it was wrong to write "All lives matter" on a chalkboard.