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Posted on 10/30/2025 12:46:32 AM PDT by Olog-hai
An associate dean at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has publicly called former President Donald Trump a racist and co-authored an academic paper suggesting the American education system, and even mathematics, is “inherently violent” toward (b)lack students.
Percival Matthews, associate dean for the Office of the Dean and a professor in the Human Development Area at UW–Madison, shared his views in a series of Facebook posts and academic writings reviewed by Fox News Digital.
In a January 2018 Facebook post, Matthews appeared to label Trump a racist, writing, “What’s on my mind? This: When you get a guy in the ultimate seat of power with a history of racist endeavors who makes not-even-veiled racist comments that a decent portion of the people continue to defend, you’re left wondering what’s left to do.” […]
In a paper co-authored with Pooja Sidney, an associate professor at the University of Kentucky, Matthews claimed that systemic inequities in education leave (b)lack students “shut out” of advanced courses, particularly in mathematics. …
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Fun with ebonic word salads. DEI much ole Percival ole boy?
I’m not sure what he is implying ,other than, black students are inherently stupid. Who’s the racist here?
Life isn't soft and it isn't easy—and if it were, it wouldn't be worth living.
Life is worth living precisely because it is tough. It is rewarding precisely because by facing up to it with courage and diligence, we become stronger, wiser humans.
If this associate dean wanted to help students (black and otherwise), he would tell them the truth, "Life is hard, and math and other STEM courses are even harder. Get tough by studying A LOT. Then you'll find these systemic inequities will miraculously disappear."
dA'S RAYSASS TeaaCh..bitch..!
Aw another one with an 79 IQ heard from.....
In a paper co-authored with Pooja Sidney, an associate professor at the University of Kentucky, Matthews claimed that systemic inequities in education leave (b)lack students “shut out” of advanced courses, particularly in mathematics. …
So if you can't do basic math how are you going to do Trigonometry?
If you have 2 pimps 2carjackers 2 gangbangers how many do you have?
Depends on accurate how accurate the spray and pray is?
Four. All of the carjackers I know are gangbangers. The pimps stay away from that stuff. They have a reputation to uphold.
Math is violent.
1+1
2+2
3+3
4+4
Take that
Percival Matthews.Racist Whacko.
He’s obviously discussing Student Loans and FAFSA. And in doing so, correct.
Tip: It wasn’t the education system that got the black woman and her daughter arrested at the school in yesterday’s news with the woman raising cane and threatening students on the bus then doing the same at the school office. It’s the natural result of a culture that defines itself with the fragile superiority complex of race and promiscuity obsession instead of how God sees them, which is made in His image to give Him glory.
Don’t get me started on the Odd numbers and the LGBTQ+ people…….
So now numbers are digi-phobic? Men aren’t males, women aren’t females, and 2 + 2 is a racist formula......
Associate Dean and an associate professor wrote a delusional, projection laced piece of garbage.
What are associate deans and professors ?
Because 7 ate 9?
Don Lemon is behind Percival Matthews all the way.
If you want to circumcise Don Lemon, give Percival Matthews an uppercut to the jaw.
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