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No I was pretty much talking about you and your ilk, ya pos...
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Parents: here are some of the leftist studies and lessons your paying for
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No I was pretty much talking about you and your ilk, ya pos...Wow you described islam perfectly, thanks moron...Conservatives just want to teach kids that you rub a magic lamp and the Ginn appears and gives a weak argument on why you should not go to the physical hell he has prepared for you because he loves you unconditionally.
You know, the rational stuff.
Nah it's you bugwit. You just excuse the log in your own eye and reserve judgement of all the rest of humanity to yourself. Pretty much what ISIS does. Go ask your magic genie for more ammo and jerky.
You crying? Don't worry snowflake, go find your safe space and get a nap. Conservative snowflakes just search for something to be offended by every day of there lives, otherwise they'd have no purpose.
Snowflakes unite.
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Typical, but you ssob's act out exactly what you say we do. By the way snowflakes/crybabies are exclusive to the left-wing ilk such as yourself...No I was pretty much talking about you and your ilk, ya pos...Wow you described islam perfectly, thanks moron...Conservatives just want to teach kids that you rub a magic lamp and the Ginn appears and gives a weak argument on why you should not go to the physical hell he has prepared for you because he loves you unconditionally.
You know, the rational stuff.
Nah it's you bugwit. You just excuse the log in your own eye and reserve judgement of all the rest of humanity to yourself. Pretty much what ISIS does. Go ask your magic genie for more ammo and jerky.
You crying? Don't worry snowflake, go find your safe space and get a nap. Conservative snowflakes just search for something to be offended by every day of there lives, otherwise they'd have no purpose.
Snowflakes unite.
We laugh at thee...
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Bump because I LOLed at the last one.
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This is an old article but just as funny/sad...
THE UNBEARABLE WHITENESS OF PUMPKINS
October 23, 2016
Daniel Greenfield
Our academics, the more useless ones, are on the front lines of the war against all forms of bigotry. Especially those involving pumpkins. They unpack the knapsacks to discover the hidden lurking subtext of everyday life. Especially pumpkins.
This piece of work on "The Perilous Whiteness of Pumpkins" comes to us from Elizabeth S. D. Engelhardt, the John Shelton Reed Distinguished Professor of Southern Studies in the Department of American Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Lisa Jordan Powell, a postdoctoral fellow appointed jointly in the Institute for Resources, Environment, and Sustainability at the University of British Columbia.
It's not a joke. Or perhaps it is in the sense that the left has gone so insane that its normalization of ideological madness is a routine sort of joke.
Here are some of the best parts of "The Perilous Whiteness of Pumpkins" And remember, this isn't mental illness. This is what the left's academia looks like now.
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Sadly neither Engelhardt nor Powell appear to have seen an actual pumpkin. They're not white. They're orange.
The Unbearable Whiteness of Pumpkins
THE UNBEARABLE WHITENESS OF PUMPKINS
October 23, 2016
Daniel Greenfield
Our academics, the more useless ones, are on the front lines of the war against all forms of bigotry. Especially those involving pumpkins. They unpack the knapsacks to discover the hidden lurking subtext of everyday life. Especially pumpkins.
This piece of work on "The Perilous Whiteness of Pumpkins" comes to us from Elizabeth S. D. Engelhardt, the John Shelton Reed Distinguished Professor of Southern Studies in the Department of American Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Lisa Jordan Powell, a postdoctoral fellow appointed jointly in the Institute for Resources, Environment, and Sustainability at the University of British Columbia.
It's not a joke. Or perhaps it is in the sense that the left has gone so insane that its normalization of ideological madness is a routine sort of joke.
Here are some of the best parts of "The Perilous Whiteness of Pumpkins" And remember, this isn't mental illness. This is what the left's academia looks like now.
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Sadly neither Engelhardt nor Powell appear to have seen an actual pumpkin. They're not white. They're orange.
The Unbearable Whiteness of Pumpkins
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TUFTS AND BRANDEIS COLLEGE ADMINISTRATIONS PROMOTE TERRORIST PROPAGANDA, SILENCE OPPOSING VIEWS
Brandeis professor: “Zionist olive trees grow wondrously on Palestinian corpses.”
May 1, 2017
Sara Dogan
EDITOR’S NOTE: TUFTS UNIVERSITY AND BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY ARE THE LATEST TWO SCHOOLS NAMED TO THE FREEDOM CENTER’S REPORT ON THE “TOP TEN COLLEGE ADMINISTRATIONS MOST FRIENDLY TO TERRORISTS AND HOSTILE TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT.” THESE CAMPUSES PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT TO TERRORIST-LINKED CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS THE HAMAS-FUNDED HATE-GROUP STUDENTS FOR JUSTICE IN PALESTINE WHILE ACTIVELY SUPPRESSING SPEECH CRITICAL OF ISRAEL’S TERRORIST ADVERSARIES AND THEIR ALLIES IN THE UNITED STATES. OVER THE WEEKEND, THE FREEDOM CENTER PLACED POSTERS EXPOSING THE LINKS BETWEEN SJP AND HAMAS TERRORISTS ON BOTH CAMPUSES. THESE POSTERS POSE A CHALLENGE TO THE TUFTS AND BRANDEIS ADMINISTRATIONS TO DEFEND SPEECH THAT EXPOSES THE TRUTH ABOUT SJP AND ITS TIES TO TERRORISM, RATHER THAN ORDERING IT SILENCED AS THEY HAVE IN THE PAST.
Brandeis University: Campus Administration
Brandeis University, located in a suburb of Boston, Massachusetts, is notable for being one of America’s few elite universities to be founded by Jews and is named for Louis B. Brandeis, the first Jewish justice on the Supreme Court. In recent years, Brandeis has been conspicuous for a more disturbing reason—as an academic center that is uniquely welcoming to pro-terrorist speech and ideology directed against Israel while showing extreme hostility towards those who oppose Israel’s terrorist adversaries.
Members of Brandeis’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine have hosted numerous events featuring speakers that defend anti-Israel terrorism and the genocidal Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel. Among these are radical professor Noam Chomsky who gave a speech describing Israel’s actions towards Palestine as “vicious, brutal and criminal” and claimed that Israel “is alone in denying” its “illegal occupation of territories.”
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For its stunning hypocrisy in tearing down posters critical of SJP and Hamas, while allowing SJP to disregard campus regulations, attack Jewish students and violate the University’s rules of civility, Tufts’ administrators deserve to be named among those who are “most friendly to terrorists and hostile to the First Amendment.”
Tufts and Brandeis College Administrations Promote Terrorist Propaganda, Silence Opposing Views
Brandeis professor: “Zionist olive trees grow wondrously on Palestinian corpses.”
May 1, 2017
Sara Dogan
EDITOR’S NOTE: TUFTS UNIVERSITY AND BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY ARE THE LATEST TWO SCHOOLS NAMED TO THE FREEDOM CENTER’S REPORT ON THE “TOP TEN COLLEGE ADMINISTRATIONS MOST FRIENDLY TO TERRORISTS AND HOSTILE TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT.” THESE CAMPUSES PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT TO TERRORIST-LINKED CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS SUCH AS THE HAMAS-FUNDED HATE-GROUP STUDENTS FOR JUSTICE IN PALESTINE WHILE ACTIVELY SUPPRESSING SPEECH CRITICAL OF ISRAEL’S TERRORIST ADVERSARIES AND THEIR ALLIES IN THE UNITED STATES. OVER THE WEEKEND, THE FREEDOM CENTER PLACED POSTERS EXPOSING THE LINKS BETWEEN SJP AND HAMAS TERRORISTS ON BOTH CAMPUSES. THESE POSTERS POSE A CHALLENGE TO THE TUFTS AND BRANDEIS ADMINISTRATIONS TO DEFEND SPEECH THAT EXPOSES THE TRUTH ABOUT SJP AND ITS TIES TO TERRORISM, RATHER THAN ORDERING IT SILENCED AS THEY HAVE IN THE PAST.
Brandeis University: Campus Administration
Brandeis University, located in a suburb of Boston, Massachusetts, is notable for being one of America’s few elite universities to be founded by Jews and is named for Louis B. Brandeis, the first Jewish justice on the Supreme Court. In recent years, Brandeis has been conspicuous for a more disturbing reason—as an academic center that is uniquely welcoming to pro-terrorist speech and ideology directed against Israel while showing extreme hostility towards those who oppose Israel’s terrorist adversaries.
Members of Brandeis’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine have hosted numerous events featuring speakers that defend anti-Israel terrorism and the genocidal Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel. Among these are radical professor Noam Chomsky who gave a speech describing Israel’s actions towards Palestine as “vicious, brutal and criminal” and claimed that Israel “is alone in denying” its “illegal occupation of territories.”
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For its stunning hypocrisy in tearing down posters critical of SJP and Hamas, while allowing SJP to disregard campus regulations, attack Jewish students and violate the University’s rules of civility, Tufts’ administrators deserve to be named among those who are “most friendly to terrorists and hostile to the First Amendment.”
Tufts and Brandeis College Administrations Promote Terrorist Propaganda, Silence Opposing Views
Part of the curriculum requirements is no bathing or deodorant, can't be a man if you don't smell like a man...University ‘Men’s Project’ Seeks to Redefine What Masculinity Really Means
To “promote the advancement of gender equity, and raise consciousness in their communities.”
1.3.2017
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Trey Sanchez
More and more, colleges and universities across the country are offering workshops on how to remove toxic masculinity from its campuses. The University of Wisconsin-Madison started offering such a program in the fall of 2016 and in February, the second “Men’s Project” retreat is slated to begin.
Organizers believe the workshop “creates a space for critical self-reflection and dialogue about what it means to be a man and how masculinity impacts us and those around us.”
“The experience focuses on the examination of societal images, expectations, and messages around masculinity to empower men to better understand themselves, promote the advancement of gender equity, and raise consciousness in their communities.”
Just like Duke University men’s project, UWM “operates on a transformative model of social justice allyship.” Oddly enough, this particular workshop is not open to males, per se, but “only men-identified students.” Also, much of the retreat's lessons are organized by female “violence prevention specialist” Sam Johnson.
“A key element of the program is intersectionality. There isn’t just one masculinity; there are many,” she said.
From the school’s website:
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However, McGlone indicated that there hadn't been a single incident on UWM’s campus that sparked the need for such a program.
But hey, this is what a modern education looks like: neutered.
University ‘Men’s Project’ Seeks to Redefine What Masculinity Really Means
This post also coincides with
Pussification of America
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HOSTILITY ON CAMPUS
A heads-up to parents of college-bound kids.
May 4, 2017
Jack Kerwick
I hear that there is a new book that just hit the presses: No Campus for White Men: The Transformation of Higher Education into Hateful Indoctrination, by Scott Greer, a young white man himself who graduated from college only about five years ago. I plan on reading his work soon.
That being said, that there is a campaign of sorts on far too many college campuses against whites, males, and, especially, white men, as Greer says, is practically self-evident to anyone who has paid attention to academia for any length of time. Parents, particularly the parents of whites and white males, should pay especially close attention to this tragic phenomenon.
Due to space constraints, I implore parents with college-bound children to mull over the following two examples—illustrations, mind you, that it took me all but a minute to find. They are indeed, unfortunately, representative of the contemporary academic scene.
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The disruptors set up signs in the commons area that they occupied. The signs read: “I’m sick of white tears” and “F**k your white complacency.”
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Parents and, when appropriate, taxpayers, must unequivocally condemn and punish administrators who continue to allow faculty and student activists to promote racial and other bigotries within the college communities over which they preside.
Hostility on Campus
A heads-up to parents of college-bound kids.
May 4, 2017
Jack Kerwick
I hear that there is a new book that just hit the presses: No Campus for White Men: The Transformation of Higher Education into Hateful Indoctrination, by Scott Greer, a young white man himself who graduated from college only about five years ago. I plan on reading his work soon.
That being said, that there is a campaign of sorts on far too many college campuses against whites, males, and, especially, white men, as Greer says, is practically self-evident to anyone who has paid attention to academia for any length of time. Parents, particularly the parents of whites and white males, should pay especially close attention to this tragic phenomenon.
Due to space constraints, I implore parents with college-bound children to mull over the following two examples—illustrations, mind you, that it took me all but a minute to find. They are indeed, unfortunately, representative of the contemporary academic scene.
...
The disruptors set up signs in the commons area that they occupied. The signs read: “I’m sick of white tears” and “F**k your white complacency.”
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Parents and, when appropriate, taxpayers, must unequivocally condemn and punish administrators who continue to allow faculty and student activists to promote racial and other bigotries within the college communities over which they preside.
Hostility on Campus
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Way to go Unko the bump master, well done. when you see a 100 in a row you'd better call Houston and let them know you have a problem...3 self reply in a row...
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THE TOP 10 COLLEGE ADMINISTRATIONS MOST FRIENDLY TO TERRORISTS AND HOSTILE TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT
Targeting the nation’s worst offenders.
May 15, 2017
Sara Dogan
Over the past two weeks, the David Horowitz Freedom Center has named 10 prestigious college and university campuses to its list of the “Top 10 College Administrations Most Friendly to Terrorists and Hostile to the First Amendment.” These campuses provide financial and institutional support to terrorist-linked campus organizations such as the Hamas-funded hate-group Students for Justice in Palestine while actively suppressing speech exposing the truth about Israel’s terrorist adversaries and their allies in the United States.
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Of all the disturbing trends to have emerged on college campuses in recent years, perhaps the most ominous is the support universities offer to terrorist-linked campus organizations such as the Hamas-funded hate-group Students for Justice in Palestine while actively suppressing speech critical of Israel’s terrorist adversaries and their allies in the United States. Administrators at San Francisco State University, UCLA, the University of Chicago, Tufts University, Brooklyn College and other schools have actively supported organizations supporting terrorists and their activities while suppressing their critics.
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(Campuses are listed in alphabetical order)
The Top 10 College Administrations Most Friendly to Terrorists and Hostile to the First Amendment
Targeting the nation’s worst offenders.
May 15, 2017
Sara Dogan
Over the past two weeks, the David Horowitz Freedom Center has named 10 prestigious college and university campuses to its list of the “Top 10 College Administrations Most Friendly to Terrorists and Hostile to the First Amendment.” These campuses provide financial and institutional support to terrorist-linked campus organizations such as the Hamas-funded hate-group Students for Justice in Palestine while actively suppressing speech exposing the truth about Israel’s terrorist adversaries and their allies in the United States.
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Of all the disturbing trends to have emerged on college campuses in recent years, perhaps the most ominous is the support universities offer to terrorist-linked campus organizations such as the Hamas-funded hate-group Students for Justice in Palestine while actively suppressing speech critical of Israel’s terrorist adversaries and their allies in the United States. Administrators at San Francisco State University, UCLA, the University of Chicago, Tufts University, Brooklyn College and other schools have actively supported organizations supporting terrorists and their activities while suppressing their critics.
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(Campuses are listed in alphabetical order)
- 1. Brandeis University
- 2. Brooklyn College (CUNY)
- 3. Saint Louis University
- 4. San Francisco State University
5. Tufts University - 6. University of California, Berkeley
- 7. University of California, Los Angeles
- 8. University of Chicago
- 9. University of Minnesota
- 10. Vassar College
The Top 10 College Administrations Most Friendly to Terrorists and Hostile to the First Amendment
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Thanks for the bump. The facts are to many libtarts can't handle the truth so they stay away...Sad little OCD boy with no one to talk to but himself....
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SHEER LUNACY ON CAMPUS
When kindergarten meets totalitarianism.
May 22, 2017
Walter Williams
Parents, taxpayers and donors have little idea of the levels of lunacy, evil and lawlessness that have become features of many of today's institutions of higher learning. Parents, taxpayers and donors who ignore or are too lazy to find out what goes on in the name of higher education are nearly as complicit as the professors and administrators who promote or sanction the lunacy, evil and lawlessness. As for the term "institutions of higher learning," we might start asking: Higher than what? Let's look at a tiny sample of academic lunacy.
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To reduce angst among snowflakes in its student body, the University of California, Hastings College of the Law has added a "Chill Zone." The Chill Zone, located in its library, has, just as most nursery schools have, mats for naps and beanbag chairs. Before or after a snooze, students can also use the space to do a bit of yoga or meditate. The University of Michigan Law School helped its students weather their Trump derangement syndrome — a condition resulting from Donald Trump's election — by enlisting the services of an "embedded psychologist" in a room full of bubbles and play dough. To reduce pressure on law students, Joshua M. Silverstein, a law professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, thinks that "every American law school ought to substantially eliminate C grades and set its good academic standing grade point average at the B- level."
Today's academic climate might be described as a mixture of infantilism, kindergarten and totalitarianism. The radicals, draft dodgers and hippies of the 1960s who are now college administrators and professors are responsible for today's academic climate. The infantilism should not be tolerated, but more important for the future of our nation are the totalitarianism and the hate-America lessons being taught at many of the nation's colleges. For example, led by its student government leader, the University of California, Irvine's student body voted for a motion, which the faculty approved, directing that the American flag not be on display because it makes some students uncomfortable and creates an unsafe, hostile environment. The flag is a symbol of hate speech, according to the student government leader. He said that the U.S. flag is just as offensive as Nazi and Islamic State flags and that the U.S. is the world's most evil nation (The American Flag: A Symbol of Hate Speech on Campuses?).
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Sheer Lunacy on Campus
When kindergarten meets totalitarianism.
May 22, 2017
Walter Williams
Parents, taxpayers and donors have little idea of the levels of lunacy, evil and lawlessness that have become features of many of today's institutions of higher learning. Parents, taxpayers and donors who ignore or are too lazy to find out what goes on in the name of higher education are nearly as complicit as the professors and administrators who promote or sanction the lunacy, evil and lawlessness. As for the term "institutions of higher learning," we might start asking: Higher than what? Let's look at a tiny sample of academic lunacy.
...
To reduce angst among snowflakes in its student body, the University of California, Hastings College of the Law has added a "Chill Zone." The Chill Zone, located in its library, has, just as most nursery schools have, mats for naps and beanbag chairs. Before or after a snooze, students can also use the space to do a bit of yoga or meditate. The University of Michigan Law School helped its students weather their Trump derangement syndrome — a condition resulting from Donald Trump's election — by enlisting the services of an "embedded psychologist" in a room full of bubbles and play dough. To reduce pressure on law students, Joshua M. Silverstein, a law professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, thinks that "every American law school ought to substantially eliminate C grades and set its good academic standing grade point average at the B- level."
Today's academic climate might be described as a mixture of infantilism, kindergarten and totalitarianism. The radicals, draft dodgers and hippies of the 1960s who are now college administrators and professors are responsible for today's academic climate. The infantilism should not be tolerated, but more important for the future of our nation are the totalitarianism and the hate-America lessons being taught at many of the nation's colleges. For example, led by its student government leader, the University of California, Irvine's student body voted for a motion, which the faculty approved, directing that the American flag not be on display because it makes some students uncomfortable and creates an unsafe, hostile environment. The flag is a symbol of hate speech, according to the student government leader. He said that the U.S. flag is just as offensive as Nazi and Islamic State flags and that the U.S. is the world's most evil nation (The American Flag: A Symbol of Hate Speech on Campuses?).
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Sheer Lunacy on Campus
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from above post...
Americans who see themselves as either liberal or conservative should rise up against this totalitarian trend on America's college campuses. I believe the most effective way to do so is to hit these campus tyrants where it hurts the most — in the pocketbook. Lawmakers should slash budgets, and donors should keep their money in their pockets.
Sheer Lunacy on Campus
Americans who see themselves as either liberal or conservative should rise up against this totalitarian trend on America's college campuses. I believe the most effective way to do so is to hit these campus tyrants where it hurts the most — in the pocketbook. Lawmakers should slash budgets, and donors should keep their money in their pockets.
Sheer Lunacy on Campus
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THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SCHOLARS’ “BEACH BOOKS REPORT”
College “Common Reading Programs” are as “progressive” as you think.
May 26, 2017
Jack Kerwick
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As for the most popular subjects and themes, anyone who knows anything at all about contemporary academia won’t be surprised by the BBR’s findings.
For the academic year 2016-2017, the study’s authors ascribed to the common readings 576 subject labels that are divided into 30 subject categories. “The most popular subject categories,” it states, “were Civil Rights/Racism/Slavery (74 readings), Crime and Punishment (67 readings), Media/Silence/Technology (34 readings), Immigration (32 readings), and Family Dysfunction/Separation (31 readings).”
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Indeed. This past academic year, “the most popular themes were African-American (103), Latin American (25), Protagonist Under 18 (25), African (15), and Islamic World (13).”
For the last three consecutive years, “Racism/Civil Rights/Slavery and Crime and Punishment were the two most popular subject categories,” and “African-American themes were…the most popular theme [.]” These subjects and themes became even more popular this past year than they had been in the two preceding years.
The “top books” for common reading illustrate this trend. The most routinely assigned text is Bryan Stevenson’s, Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption. This is a work of nonfiction. The theme is “African-American” and the subject categories are “Civil Rights/Racism/Slavery” and “Crime and Punishment.”
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For parents who plan upon remortgaging their homes so as to subsidize their children’s four-year (or more) excursion to the university, the National Association of Scholars’ “Beach Books Report” is must reading.
The National Association of Scholars’ “Beach Books Report”
College “Common Reading Programs” are as “progressive” as you think.
May 26, 2017
Jack Kerwick
...
As for the most popular subjects and themes, anyone who knows anything at all about contemporary academia won’t be surprised by the BBR’s findings.
For the academic year 2016-2017, the study’s authors ascribed to the common readings 576 subject labels that are divided into 30 subject categories. “The most popular subject categories,” it states, “were Civil Rights/Racism/Slavery (74 readings), Crime and Punishment (67 readings), Media/Silence/Technology (34 readings), Immigration (32 readings), and Family Dysfunction/Separation (31 readings).”
...
Indeed. This past academic year, “the most popular themes were African-American (103), Latin American (25), Protagonist Under 18 (25), African (15), and Islamic World (13).”
For the last three consecutive years, “Racism/Civil Rights/Slavery and Crime and Punishment were the two most popular subject categories,” and “African-American themes were…the most popular theme [.]” These subjects and themes became even more popular this past year than they had been in the two preceding years.
The “top books” for common reading illustrate this trend. The most routinely assigned text is Bryan Stevenson’s, Just Mercy: A Story of Justice and Redemption. This is a work of nonfiction. The theme is “African-American” and the subject categories are “Civil Rights/Racism/Slavery” and “Crime and Punishment.”
...
For parents who plan upon remortgaging their homes so as to subsidize their children’s four-year (or more) excursion to the university, the National Association of Scholars’ “Beach Books Report” is must reading.
The National Association of Scholars’ “Beach Books Report”
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'Abolition of Whiteness' course offered at Hunter College
Anthony Gockowski
Investigative Reporter@AGockowski
on May 25, 2017 at 1:41 PM EDT
Hunter College will offer students an “Abolition of Whiteness” course this fall to discuss how “white supremacy and violence” influence individual identity.
The course, taught by Women and Gender Studies Professor Jennifer Gaboury, is cross-listed for both her department and the Political Science Department, where it fulfills one of four required courses in the “4 subfields of political science” under the umbrella of POLSC 204: Contemporary Issues in Political Theory.
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While the school’s official course catalog discloses very little about what is actually discussed in the course, a flyer advertising a previous iteration of the class from the fall of 2016 describes it as “an overview of whiteness studies in the United States,” specifically “focusing on concepts of consciousness, in/visibility, disavowal, and resentment.”
[RELATED: Student study group to address ‘depravity of whiteness’]
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'Abolition of Whiteness' course offered at Hunter College
Good source of info here...
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Anthony Gockowski
Investigative Reporter@AGockowski
on May 25, 2017 at 1:41 PM EDT
- Hunter College will offer students an “Abolition of Whiteness” course this fall to discuss how “white supremacy and violence” influence individual identity.
- The course fulfills one of four graduation requirements in political science, and its instructor has requested that it be added to the list of courses that satisfy a diversity requirement.
Hunter College will offer students an “Abolition of Whiteness” course this fall to discuss how “white supremacy and violence” influence individual identity.
The course, taught by Women and Gender Studies Professor Jennifer Gaboury, is cross-listed for both her department and the Political Science Department, where it fulfills one of four required courses in the “4 subfields of political science” under the umbrella of POLSC 204: Contemporary Issues in Political Theory.
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While the school’s official course catalog discloses very little about what is actually discussed in the course, a flyer advertising a previous iteration of the class from the fall of 2016 describes it as “an overview of whiteness studies in the United States,” specifically “focusing on concepts of consciousness, in/visibility, disavowal, and resentment.”
[RELATED: Student study group to address ‘depravity of whiteness’]
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'Abolition of Whiteness' course offered at Hunter College
Good source of info here...
Mission
ScienceRocks
Democrat all the way!
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But it is ok with you American_Jihad that we shove GOD down our kids throats.
They can learn how to hate entire groups of people like gays, trans and other people of different nations.
They can learn that they're as in other nations are inferior
They can learn about slavery and how god wanted nations to enslave the weaker.
They can learn to ignore all of biology and science in general.
They can learn about how god slaughtered all the people in two cities.
They can learn about how god killed all life on earth besides two of each animal!
They can learn to be a closed minded prude and asshole.
Me, I'd whether our kids learned to respect all people.
They can learn how to hate entire groups of people like gays, trans and other people of different nations.
They can learn that they're as in other nations are inferior
They can learn about slavery and how god wanted nations to enslave the weaker.
They can learn to ignore all of biology and science in general.
They can learn about how god slaughtered all the people in two cities.
They can learn about how god killed all life on earth besides two of each animal!
They can learn to be a closed minded prude and asshole.
Me, I'd whether our kids learned to respect all people.
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But it is ok with you American_Jihad that we shove GOD down our kids throats.
They can learn how to hate entire groups of people like gays, trans and other people of different nations.
They can learn that they're as in other nations are inferior
They can learn about slavery and how god wanted nations to enslave the weaker.
They can learn to ignore all of biology and science in general.
They can learn about how god slaughtered all the people in two cities.
They can learn about how god killed all life on earth besides two of each animal!
They can learn to be a closed minded prude and asshole.
Me, I'd whether our kids learned to respect all people.
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ScienceRocks
Democrat all the way!
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Keep God out of our schools!
Keep God out of our government!
Evidence based thought is far superior then this monkey flinging poo way.
Keep God out of our government!
Evidence based thought is far superior then this monkey flinging poo way.
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