Another moron making “Professor” synonymous with “idiot”. Seriously, where does it end? A group of 5 year olds have more common sense than these idiots.
This garbage all started in the 1970s when the hippie radicals started replacing the retiring WW2/Korean war era Professors and it’s been a never ending cycle ever since. These radicals indoctrinate the naive students who grow up to be radical teachers and the process repeats - they indoctrinate their students and with what I observed, each new generation becoming even more radical than the last whereas today we have these students and teachers completely and utterly out of their minds.
When I went to College from 1978 to 82, I put Reagan stickers all over my car for the ‘80 election. Nobody said anything and this was in New York city which is just about as left as it gets today. I would imagine today my car would have been utterly destroyed. I had one class on English literature where our Professor would come in every day in a suit and tie and something happened where he got sick and had to retire, and he was replaced by this hippie - I mean THE cliched hippie wearing a tie dye shirt and sandals and a beard - who told us to call him “Josh, man” and right away he went into bashing Reagan and Nixon and I dropped the class right there, same day. This is exactly the reason why our Universities are nothing but mental institutions today. Something has to be done because it is doing TREMENDOUS damage to the country.
African American Studies ?
Study of what? What have they as a group done that is worthy of study? All they have done is become parasites on the body of the working class. They have brought a dystopian culture that destroys everything it comes into contact with. THey have destroyed our once great cities, populating them with feral animals who are neither educated nor productive. They only thing they produce is more of the very parasites that destroy even more.
How I Joined Teach for America — and Got Sued for $20 Million
Tuesday, January 14, 2003
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/822249/posts
Excerpts:
“It was May 2000, and the guy at Al Gore’s polling firm seemed baffled. A Yale political-science major, I’d already walked away from a high-paying consulting job a few weeks earlier, and now I was walking away from a job working on a presidential campaign to do . . . what?”
>> SNIP <<
“But the training program skimped on actual teaching and classroom-management techniques, instead overwhelming us with sensitivity training. My group spent hours on an activity where everyone stood in a line and then took steps forward or backward based on whether we were the oppressor or the oppressed in the categories of race, income, and religion. The program had a college bull session, rather than professional, atmosphere. And it had a college-style party line: I heard of two or three trainees being threatened with expulsion for expressing in their discussion groups politically incorrect views about inner-city poverty for example, that families and culture, not economics, may be the root cause of the achievement gap.”