How about a FOAD, with an extended middle finger from my left hand and a .357 in my right hand.
Institutional racism is real but comes in the form of affirmative action, racial quotas for mostly Africans, and dumbed down courses for those that don’t belong in higher education. Apparently this student doesn’t know who brought the world science, literature, mathematics, and high technology. It dang sure didn’t come from Africa.
Lemme guess.
She ain’t no engineering student.
No arithmetic classes.
Ain’t taking no science class either.
The leaders and organizers of these Third World “tools” smell a kill. Western Civilization seems so sick that its people can no longer mount resistance to Non-Western assaults whether verbal or physical. In my lifetime these clowns would never have even obtained a hearing. If by accident such people as mentioned in the article were even mentioned they would have died from our peals of Homeric laughter.
“so where do I fit in?”
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How about in the Welfare line with 4 different chillrens by 3 different baby daddies looking for more TANF and EBT Cards?
No?
Then shut your hole and be glad some white man gave you an education instead of a welfare check.
Words have meanings, and “traumatized” does not mean having your little feelers hurt in conversation. The most important thing about Aristotle, Shakespeare, Dante, Newton, Copernicus, Goethe, Kant, and Montesquieu was not the color of their skin.
I now support lower high school graduation rates if it means fewer of these pukes at universities.
Sounds like the university said this woman is a racist.
Prager for President!
See my tagline for the cure to this idiocy. It will take a couple of generations and the schools will have to be retaken but it can be reversed....
More deck furniture on the Titanic...
From the ^very proud black man^ Sam Cooke (by way of Lou Adler and Herb Alpert);
Don’t know much about history
Don’t know much biology
Don’t know much about a science book,
Don’t know much about the french I took
But I do know that I love you,
And I know that if you love me, too,
What a wonderful world this would be
Don’t know much about geography,
Don’t know much trigonometry
Don’t know much about algebra,
Don’t know what a slide rule is for
But I do know that one and one is two,
And if this one could be with you,
What a wonderful world this would be
Now, I don’t claim to be an “A” student,
But I’m tryin’ to be
For maybe by being an “A” student, baby,
I can win your love for me
Don’t know much about history,
Don’t know much biology
Don’t know much about a science book,
Don’t know much about the french I took
But I do know that I love you,
And I know that if you love me, too,
What a wonderful world this would be
My reply to Nissy Aya:
Well, Nissy, if you are looking at history, just what lens are you referring to? Let's take a look at the history of lenses.
If you are referring to the lenses in average eyeglasses, they were invented by the Italians sometime in the 13th Century. Who developed eyeglasses?
White men.
The gradual refinements in lens grinding led to the invention of microscopes in the Netherlands in the 1500s, so if you are looking through a microscope lens, you are using an instrument that has an unparalleled impact on advances in science and medicine. Who invented it?
White men.
Or maybe it's a telescope lens, which was also invented in the Netherlands about the same time as the microscope. It has also aided in science by giving us an understanding of the universe, as well as having some practical military applications. Who invented it?
White men.
Of course, if you don't like to wear glasses to look through the lens of these powerful white men, you could always use a contact lens, invented in 1888 in Zurich;
White guy.
But since those glass contacts are so uncomfortable to use to look through the powerful white man lens, chemists developed the much more comfortable hydrophilic soft contact lens in the 1970s. Who would those chemists have been?
White men.
Of course, you would need to record what you saw, and what better way than a photograph, as a picture is worth a thousand words. And you can't take a photograph without a camera lens, invented in the 1840s, by whom?
White guy.
And if you want to zoom in to really focus on history, you might want to use a zoom lens, variously attributed to Barlow, Ignazio, Walker, Back or Angeniux. Who were they?
White men.
So Nissy, I don't know how you look through the lens of history without it being a white man's lens.
Maybe if you had actually studied history, you'd know this. And you would also know that virtually every single technological development of any significance in the past 300 years that you consider essential to your comfortable modern life all have one thing in common.
They were all developed by white men.
Is she even a senior?
Where do you fit in, Toots? You’re the beneficiary of the inspired efforts of all those white male giants who came before you and purchased your whiny self-indulgence with their sweat and blood. You’re the heir to the freedoms they bought you with their lives. And your a member of an elite club called America that was founded by white men with vision and courage.
So shut up and get to class or go get a job at Starbucks.
She should leave Columbia and go attend some black-run academy in Harlem or something.
Isn't privilege a good thing? When you say "it's been my privilege to entertain you tonight" as BB Kind did every show for 50 years, that's a good thing. He's privileged.
The idea of forced equality is evil. It is rightful that some people have more at birth, it validates the sacrifices made by their ancestors. Perhaps it can be taken too far, as in Kim Il Jong, but in general it is a part of a well ordered society.
We are surely moving away from being a well ordered society, but there is no reason that normal people have to agree with this.
Thank goodness for them that I have not been exposed to any of this nonsense. I would certainly tell them to fork off very directly, and that might further damage their weak little snowflake selves.
This statement is actually given in code. The correct translation is as follows:
"I am a loser and a misfit, and I am such an abject mediocrity that I can barely even pass remedial classes at Columbia. I must blame the 'institutionalized racism' of this school and its curriculum because I'm not honest enough to acknowledge my own limitations."
She doesn’t belong in or fit in our society. I can think of a few dozen places where she can go to get away from White society and have power and agency as a black woman.
“so where do I fit in?”
Honestly? You don’t. And we are collectively stupid to try and make your ancestors roles in history anything more than they were: they were slaves. They did NOT create this country any more than the mules who hauled lumber did.
Its sad but true. Some few here and there became great
BUT those white males you so love to mock and deride DID create the mechanisms that allow you to be what you want to be. You are no longer a slave because of their sacrifices and blood. You can vote because they decided to extend you the vote. You do not have to endure a quasi second class status. For the last 40 years you have been allowed to rise faster than your abilities in many cases.
And now you whine because you have to learn that history and the struggle it took to get you into your present class.
I strongly suggest you sit down and shut the f—k up.