Public university reviews ‘exclusionary’ parts of campus, refuses to say what that means

College Fix ^ | October 27, 2017 | Grace Curtis

[C19fan]

Following the removal of historical monuments across the country and the summer violence in nearby Charlottesville, Virginia Commonwealth University has said it will audit “exclusionary” symbols and monuments on campus.

How will it evaluate what is exclusionary? The public university in Richmond has declined to specify for the past two months.

[C19fan]

Virginia Commonwealth [VCU] is in downtown Richmond. Poor students have to walk by a memorial to a VA artillery units. Monroe Park, named after that slave owning POTUS, is in the campus area. The park has a statue of a CSA Brig Gen. Wickham. /src on/Feel sorry for all the students triggered by having to walk these statues going to and from campus./src off/

[C19fan]

I forgot to mention there is a Catholic cathedral the students are exposed to too. I am sure the LGBT community gets triggered.

[American in Israel]

To audit to exclude that which is exclusionary is ironic.

[Delta 21]

The brown shirts will handle that. You just shut up and move out smartly. You dont want this to concern you.

[sportutegrl]

So VCU has a black student union then?

[moovova]

Well, we already know it doesn’t include the bathrooms.