Pennsylvania State University says that English is White supremacy

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Some 400 Pennsylvania State University professors have signed a letter backing antiracism teaching and administrative practices currently being targeted by a former colleague's lawsuit against the college.

The 'Letter in Support of Antiracist Faculty at Penn State' criticizes Zack De Piero, 40, a former English professor at the college's Abington campus, as well as a lawsuit he filed claiming he and other white staff were racially discriminated against.

The 36-page lawsuit from De Piero, who served as an assistant professor of English and Composition at the campus, claims he was forced to teach that the 'English language is racist and embodies white supremacy.'

Penn State professors back anti-racism teaching

The 'Letter in Support of Antiracist Faculty at Penn State' criticizes a former English professor, as well as a lawsuit he filed claiming he and other white staff were racially discriminated against.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Comment:
Once again, the Left shows that they are incapable of introspection.
These people think that they are open minded and tolerant.
The only way that a person could come to the conclusion that the 'English language is racist and embodies white supremacy.' is that they are racist who hate White people.
It is amazing how racist these woke "anti-racist" people are.
These "400 Pennsylvania State University professors" should be forced to take remedial Diversity Training.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

Some 400 Pennsylvania State University professors have signed a letter backing antiracism teaching and administrative practices currently being targeted by a former colleague's lawsuit against the college.

The 'Letter in Support of Antiracist Faculty at Penn State' criticizes Zack De Piero, 40, a former English professor at the college's Abington campus, as well as a lawsuit he filed claiming he and other white staff were racially discriminated against.

The 36-page lawsuit from De Piero, who served as an assistant professor of English and Composition at the campus, claims he was forced to teach that the 'English language is racist and embodies white supremacy.'

Penn State professors back anti-racism teaching

The 'Letter in Support of Antiracist Faculty at Penn State' criticizes a former English professor, as well as a lawsuit he filed claiming he and other white staff were racially discriminated against.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Comment:
Once again, the Left shows that they are incapable of introspection.
These people think that they are open minded and tolerant.
The only way that a person could come to the conclusion that the 'English language is racist and embodies white supremacy.' is that they are racist who hate White people.
It is amazing how racist these woke "anti-racist" people are.
These "400 Pennsylvania State University professors" should be forced to take remedial Diversity Training.

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Some whining leftists demanding their fifteen minutes of fame.

Lord, they are ridiculous.

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[DukeU]

Ours may become the first civilization destroyed, not by the power of our enemies, but by the ignorance of our teachers and the dangerous nonsense they are teaching our children. In an age of artificial intelligence, they are creating artificial stupidity.

Thomas Sowell

 

[Yarddog]

Just WOW! so does this make him a White nationalist for teaching English?

 

[The Irish Ram]

U. of Penn is the absolute worst. Accuse every person working there who speaks English of being a racist supremacist. Accuse every student of being a racist supremacist. How stupid.
Run from there...

 

[DukeU]

So, the university is teaching that English is white supremacy?

What language are THEY teaching this garbage in?

 

[Concerned American]

Some 400 Pennsylvania State University professors have signed a letter backing antiracism teaching and administrative practices currently being targeted by a former colleague's lawsuit against the college.

The 'Letter in Support of Antiracist Faculty at Penn State' criticizes Zack De Piero, 40, a former English professor at the college's Abington campus, as well as a lawsuit he filed claiming he and other white staff were racially discriminated against.

The 36-page lawsuit from De Piero, who served as an assistant professor of English and Composition at the campus, claims he was forced to teach that the 'English language is racist and embodies white supremacy.'

Penn State professors back anti-racism teaching

The 'Letter in Support of Antiracist Faculty at Penn State' criticizes a former English professor, as well as a lawsuit he filed claiming he and other white staff were racially discriminated against.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Comment:
Once again, the Left shows that they are incapable of introspection.
These people think that they are open minded and tolerant.
The only way that a person could come to the conclusion that the 'English language is racist and embodies white supremacy.' is that they are racist who hate White people.
It is amazing how racist these woke "anti-racist" people are.
These "400 Pennsylvania State University professors" should be forced to take remedial Diversity Training.

Won't do any good. The people of that state elect senators that have the mental capacity of a six year old AND dead people. Abandon all hope.

 

[wamose]

I thought PSU provided a pretty good education. I was wrong.

 

[DGS49]

Parenthetically, don't confuse the University of Pennsylvania with Penn State. Two different institutions.

I will assume that "anti-racism" is actually a thing that could be codified and taught. If so, compile a course, call it what it is, and allow the students to take it or not, as they choose (do they still call this an "elective"?). Or go absolutely crazy and make it a subject that one could major in. Who cares? There are plenty of worthless majors that one can take; what's the harm in one more of them?

But this is not what the four hundred faculty members (no way they are all "professors," as asserted in the OP) are talking about. They are talking about infesting other coursework with the indoctrination of "anti-racism." Which positively begs the question, "To what end?"

Will that indoctrination make Penn State grads better engineers, doctors, purchasing agents, or bureaucrats? Will employers appreciate the fact that PSU applicants have been so propagandized? Or is the purpose actually to make the worthless faculty (the 400) feel better about themselves?