Black Lives Matter...

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The Greek Societies ?

Colleges have a degree of segregated housing across the board. Not only based on skin color
And why wouldn't Black Students want to house together ?
Math students that do stay up until all hours of the night nerding out on mathematics.
This is a place where Black Students get to nerd out all night discussing Black Studies, and plotting CRT.

Music dormitories, engineering dormitories, Business major dormitory space,
Asian Studies specific housing. Artist tend to house together in some universities, LGBT. Middle Eastern Studies housing

you might want to read beyond the headline

This article was written in Sept. 2021 and already discussed.
If it so bothers you --- you might want to see how it has worked out these past 6 months and report back.
I'd be interested to see what you find
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Please tell me you understand the difference between the picture taken in 1963 and
setting aside the 4th floor of a small obscure Washington state university
 
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57Brave said:
The Greek Societies ?

Colleges have a degree of segregated housing across the board. Not only based on skin color
And why wouldn't Black Students want to house together ?
Math students that do stay up until all hours of the night nerding out on mathematics.
This is a place where Black Students get to nerd out all night discussing Black Studies, and plotting CRT.

Music dormitories, engineering dormitories, Business major dormitory space,
Asian Studies specific housing. Artist tend to house together in some universities, LGBT. Middle Eastern Studies housing

you might want to read beyond the headline

This article was written in Sept. 2021 and already discussed.
If it so bothers you --- you might want to see how it has worked out these past 6 months and report back.
I'd be interested to see what you find
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Please tell me you understand the difference between the picture taken in 1963 and
setting aside the 4th floor of a small obscure Washington state university
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If the 3rd floor was for white students only, you'd have an aneurysm.
 
please show where I defended " this stuff"

and above all for the thousandth time
please learn the difference between understanding and " defending"

and one more, The Federalist ?


sub headline dated Dec 14, 2021 has breaking news.

"Lawsuit Claims Foreign Powers Sought To Interfere In 2016 Election To Help Hillary Clinton"
 
from the article sturg posted:

"In addition to its main graduation ceremony, Columbia has said it would also hold separate celebratory events for Black, Latino, Asian, Native American, LGBTQ and first generation or low-income students, though the events are voluntary and open to all students."

this is not new.

In my day they had Italian grad ceremony where grads drank copious amounts of Chianti, ate barrels of Pasta, and later meatball -sausage and pepper sandwichs were handed out in attempts to cajole everyone into becoming paisan
 
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why would I ?
Already spent too much time trying to explain why this is really nothing new or nefarious

again, will leave y'all to talk amongst yourselves the rest of the day
 
You post a post about segregation being bad.

I agree!

Then I show you three examples of it happening and modern day.

You defend all three of them bc it's.yoyr party doing it.

You choose to be ignorant which is the most pathetic form
 
I posted a picture of James Baldwin standing in a doorway in New Orleans 1963.

The article you posted clearly explained all were invited. As do grad ceremonies for business/ art/engineering / literature .

The article posted by Mississippi clearly defined that the 4th floor was not an exception that there are other instances where student congregate in like circles.
That is not segregation. Segregation is a sign declaring " Colored Entrance Only"

You are too young to know who Lester Maddox was. He had a similar sign and defended it with a baseball bat.
Please tell me you can recognize the difference between a grad ceremony and a bigot defending his color .
An open to all grad ceremony at that
 
https://reason.com/2022/02/04/characteristics-of-white-supremacy-culture-washington-university/

Earlier this week, Washington University in St. Louis held an online workshop titled, "Is Professionalism a Racist Construct?"

The event attracted plenty of criticism from conservative media. Fox News made fun of its online description, which is filled with social justice jargon: "So-called professionalism is coded language, a construct that upholds institutional racist policies and excluding practices." But the presenters seemed to welcome the controversy; Cynthia Williams, assistant dean of community partnerships at the university, bragged that she was getting into "good trouble."

The entire presentation is available online, and it's just as cringeworthy as its conservative critics expected. Notably, the presenters cite the antiracist educator Tema Okun's "White Supremacy Culture" a body of dubious work that makes all sorts of unfounded and frankly racist assumptions. Indeed, the presentation includes a slide, "15 Characteristics of White Supremacy Culture"—though the slide only mentions five—that claims possessing a sense of urgency, preferring quantity over quality, wanting things to be written down, perfectionism, and becoming defensive are aspects of white supremacy.

Defensiveness and perfectionism, when taken to excess, can contribute to unpleasant work, school, and social environments. But there is nothing that connects them to whiteness. A boss who sends too many memos may annoy his employees; it doesn't mean he is a white supremacist, or is propping up whiteness as a construct.

In fact, there's a danger in ascribing to "white culture" qualities that are, in many cases, positive. Similar work by Judith Katz, another antiracism expert, lists timeliness, planning for the future, self-reliance, being polite, and respect for authority as "aspects and assumptions of white culture." Timeliness and politeness are good things that have nothing to do with whiteness. Moreover, it would be wrong—and, again, racist—to teach kids of color that if they work hard and plan for their futures, they are betraying their heritage.

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I think I agree with 57 to an extent, when it comes to CRT ...it needs to be taught so the world can see just how ridiculous and unserious it is. It's too much fun to ridicule for it to go away completely! The world needs laughter and CRT continues to do its part.
 
acesfull86 said:
https://reason.com/2022/02/04/characteristics-of-white-supremacy-culture-washington-university/

Earlier this week, Washington University in St. Louis held an online workshop titled, "Is Professionalism a Racist Construct?"

The event attracted plenty of criticism from conservative media. Fox News made fun of its online description, which is filled with social justice jargon: "So-called professionalism is coded language, a construct that upholds institutional racist policies and excluding practices." But the presenters seemed to welcome the controversy; Cynthia Williams, assistant dean of community partnerships at the university, bragged that she was getting into "good trouble."

The entire presentation is available online, and it's just as cringeworthy as its conservative critics expected. Notably, the presenters cite the antiracist educator Tema Okun's "White Supremacy Culture" a body of dubious work that makes all sorts of unfounded and frankly racist assumptions. Indeed, the presentation includes a slide, "15 Characteristics of White Supremacy Culture"—though the slide only mentions five—that claims possessing a sense of urgency, preferring quantity over quality, wanting things to be written down, perfectionism, and becoming defensive are aspects of white supremacy.

Defensiveness and perfectionism, when taken to excess, can contribute to unpleasant work, school, and social environments. But there is nothing that connects them to whiteness. A boss who sends too many memos may annoy his employees; it doesn't mean he is a white supremacist, or is propping up whiteness as a construct.

In fact, there's a danger in ascribing to "white culture" qualities that are, in many cases, positive. Similar work by Judith Katz, another antiracism expert, lists timeliness, planning for the future, self-reliance, being polite, and respect for authority as "aspects and assumptions of white culture." Timeliness and politeness are good things that have nothing to do with whiteness. Moreover, it would be wrong—and, again, racist—to teach kids of color that if they work hard and plan for their futures, they are betraying their heritage.

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I think I agree with 57 to an extent, when it comes to CRT ...it needs to be taught so the world can see just how ridiculous and unserious it is. It's too much fun to ridicule for it to go away completely! The world needs laughter and CRT continues to do its part.
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Adults can see how ridiculous it is, but can kids?
 
msstate7 said:
Adults can see how ridiculous it is, but can kids?
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I’d like to think college students can…I know I survived my indoctrination and came out the other end unscathed.

In all seriousness, I don’t think elementary students should be taught this nonsense, especially when math, reading, and writing skills are so poor across so many districts. All of which gets me back to simply wanting school choice for everyone.
 
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