[Charles Martel]

That is what “black studies” classes and such are for as well; I’ve seen the lost looks in their eyes when they are in integrated classes. After the first couple of semesters you would never see them anymore; they either retreated to the safe space of minority studies or dropped out...

That's why "minority studies" is creeping into the mainstream freshman-level elective classes. Example: the University of Alabama has a freshman composition class which, when you read the syllabus, turns out to be a "history of rap and hip-hop music" class. Not surprisingly, the "professor" recently moved to Tuscaloosa from the Birmingham campus, where she taught *only* minority studies classes.

All she did was take one of those classes and repackage it to disguise it as a Comp 101 class. The son of a friend of mine is at Bama and sent his dad a link to that class info, just to see his reaction.

[dfwgator]

That's why "minority studies" is creeping into the mainstream freshman-level elective classes

Those classes are for the football and basketball players.

[kearnyirish2]

Whether they run up debt or just have us pay for it, they are just wasting time and “playing college” - just as unemployable when they graduate as when they entered...