Posted on 05/26/2015 10:11:25 AM PDT by rickyrikardo
Gotnews.com has identified the “Adam” of the Columbia fake rape story: Marcus Hunter.
We gave “Adam” until 7 PM PST to apologize to Paul Nungesser for falsely accusing him of sexual assault.
I'm giving "Adam" until 7 PM to apologize to #PaulNungesser & then I'll publish his name for lying about rape. Cc: @teoarmus #EmmaSulkowicz
— Charles C. Johnson (@ChuckCJohnson) May 23, 2015
That deadline has now passed,
(Excerpt) Read more at gotnews.com ...
Exactly!!!
There are just so many questions.
Can’t Chuck Johnson get sued though? Aren’t people not supposed to disclose the names of students who make rape allegations? Or does this ban die if the allegation is proved false? How does that work?
Whudeye spoz dadid?
I believe Chuck is a mentally unstable person, and whenever I quote mentally unstable people I usually end up embarrassed by their craziness sooner or later. With Chuck it never takes long.
Thus proving the stereotype that all blacks can dance is hurtful and wrong....he obviously believed it.
Chuck Johnson loves to expose liberal hoaxes, and seems to have connections in a lot of places.
Yet he doesn't know Standard Time from Daylight Time.
Just think. These are the people that will be given jobs in the federal government as regulatory bureaucrats. Hoorah.
This is from your link:
For my Visual Arts Senior Thesis I will use a meditative dance practice that harnesses kinetic energy within my body as an embodied metaphor for the evasion of structural and interpersonal violence, and as an incipient expression of black, trans/feminine and queer identity and resistance. As a literal expression of my right to both occupy and negotiate discursive and physical space both on campus and in the United States more broadly, the dance will center black, trans-feminine and queer experience within the national discourse surrounding sexual violence and racist brutality, and challenge the audience to redefine our collective understanding of anti-blackness and trans/femininity’s integral relationship to rape and mass incarceration.
I have tattooed a Black X over my left breast, which symbolizes the permanent mark left on my body after this assault and as a symbolic metaphor for the ways in which my identity is “targeted” by sexual predators and white supremacist institutions. Drawing from the current uprisings in Baltimore, Ferguson, and across the U.S to confront racist police violence, the work of Columbia Prison Divest’s organizing to end Columbia’s economic investment in the CCA and G4S, and radical black and brown trans/femmes across the globe, I am using dance as an individual form of protest that leverages my identity, body and experiences against those who wish to exploit and violate them: racist, colonizing institutions like Columbia, the Prison Industrial Complex in which its been invested, and serial rapists like Paul Nungesser.
For Black X: Negratude, I am going to dance my way to liberation. I am protesting the university’s refusal to protect black students, queer students, trans students, women and femmes from white supremacist capitalist patriarchy and sexual violence. I am going to dance, in videos and on stages, until I receive my diploma next May. I am carrying the torch: Emma carried her mattress across the stage at Commencement, and I will dance across the stage at mine. The Black X on my chest is the target—the challenge—to all of the men’s rights activists, racist liberals, pithy misogynists, transphobes and spineless bureaucrats, anyone who believes I am a “lying nigger piece of shit,” to not threaten or silence me, to not call me “crazy,” but to shoot me like the cowards you are if you do not believe in my right to live, learn, heal, and exist. It is not only within Columbia’s, but our collective hands to decide when the violence will end. For now, I will dance. I will protest. I will fight. And I WILL win. My name is Marc Jeremy, I’m a black trans/femme, and this is Negratude.
#Columbia University #Negratude
I think this guy may have some issues
To be fair, Columbia is capitalism at its finest. People are free to pay ridiculous amounts of money to a snake oil company. If both parties are happy, then what’s the problem?
Black trans femme? You’re a black, mentally ill homosexual who may have had some bodywork done.
“Is Marcus carrying around a mattress too?”
No...kneepads.
Holy Cr@p!
It not only appears that he’s been suspended from Twitter, but his news site is down. I suspect a DDOS attack. Hmmmmmm.
Gobbledygook writing.
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