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‘American Political Thought’ course at CU Denver removes all white men from curriculum - The College Fix
Justifying removing students from a classroom based upon skin color is so Democratic Party of you.“This course aims to develop an understanding of American political life from the margins." From the syllabus, not the curriculum. Back in the day we could drop a course that we did not like for whatever reason and pick something else up instead.
You USMB posters whine and cry about the silliest things.
Justifying removing students from a classroom based upon skin color is so Democratic Party of you.“This course aims to develop an understanding of American political life from the margins." From the syllabus, not the curriculum. Back in the day we could drop a course that we did not like for whatever reason and pick something else up instead.
You USMB posters whine and cry about the silliest things.
Where in the link does it say that students are removed from the class based on skin color?Justifying removing students from a classroom based upon skin color is so Democratic Party of you.“This course aims to develop an understanding of American political life from the margins." From the syllabus, not the curriculum. Back in the day we could drop a course that we did not like for whatever reason and pick something else up instead.
You USMB posters whine and cry about the silliest things.
It's also discrimination...and racist
removing students from a classroom
It's also discrimination...and racist
removing students from a classroom
It's also discrimination...and racist
As a consequence, he told us he had removed every single white male and their theoretical perspectives from the entire course curriculum.
This is echoed in the syllabus:
“This course aims to develop an understanding of American political life from the margins. Rather than surveying traditional figures of American political thought, it attends to historically marginalized voices at the crossings of race, gender, sexuality, and nation. It explores issues such as intersectionality, antiblack racism and the American Dream, ordinary life, borderlands and migration, public feelings, mental health, and settler colonialism. The materials we examine also exceed the usual genres of American Political Thought. They include, among other things, poems, an ethnography, academic articles, a novel, and a hacked tarot card set.
Where does it say selective races will be removed from the classroom?removing students from a classroom
It's also discrimination...and racist
As a consequence, he told us he had removed every single white male and their theoretical perspectives from the entire course curriculum.
This is echoed in the syllabus:
“This course aims to develop an understanding of American political life from the margins. Rather than surveying traditional figures of American political thought, it attends to historically marginalized voices at the crossings of race, gender, sexuality, and nation. It explores issues such as intersectionality, antiblack racism and the American Dream, ordinary life, borderlands and migration, public feelings, mental health, and settler colonialism. The materials we examine also exceed the usual genres of American Political Thought. They include, among other things, poems, an ethnography, academic articles, a novel, and a hacked tarot card set.
removing students from a classroom
It's also discrimination...and racist
As a consequence, he told us he had removed every single white male and their theoretical perspectives from the entire course curriculum.
This is echoed in the syllabus:
“This course aims to develop an understanding of American political life from the margins. Rather than surveying traditional figures of American political thought, it attends to historically marginalized voices at the crossings of race, gender, sexuality, and nation. It explores issues such as intersectionality, antiblack racism and the American Dream, ordinary life, borderlands and migration, public feelings, mental health, and settler colonialism. The materials we examine also exceed the usual genres of American Political Thought. They include, among other things, poems, an ethnography, academic articles, a novel, and a hacked tarot card set.
Its fucking stupid.
removing students from a classroom
It's also discrimination...and racist
As a consequence, he told us he had removed every single white male and their theoretical perspectives from the entire course curriculum.
This is echoed in the syllabus:
“This course aims to develop an understanding of American political life from the margins. Rather than surveying traditional figures of American political thought, it attends to historically marginalized voices at the crossings of race, gender, sexuality, and nation. It explores issues such as intersectionality, antiblack racism and the American Dream, ordinary life, borderlands and migration, public feelings, mental health, and settler colonialism. The materials we examine also exceed the usual genres of American Political Thought. They include, among other things, poems, an ethnography, academic articles, a novel, and a hacked tarot card set.
Its fucking stupid.
I don't think I'd pay for a course like that. But they aren't removing students from the classrooms.
Where does it say selective races will be removed from the classroom?removing students from a classroom
It's also discrimination...and racist
As a consequence, he told us he had removed every single white male and their theoretical perspectives from the entire course curriculum.
This is echoed in the syllabus:
“This course aims to develop an understanding of American political life from the margins. Rather than surveying traditional figures of American political thought, it attends to historically marginalized voices at the crossings of race, gender, sexuality, and nation. It explores issues such as intersectionality, antiblack racism and the American Dream, ordinary life, borderlands and migration, public feelings, mental health, and settler colonialism. The materials we examine also exceed the usual genres of American Political Thought. They include, among other things, poems, an ethnography, academic articles, a novel, and a hacked tarot card set.
