Educrats Punish Promotion of Black Conservative

NewsMax ^ | 7/2/2003 | Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com Staff

[talleyman]

Can you image the outrage if white students complained that THE MERE PRESENCE of a black student in a campus facility was menacing?

xactly. Memo to O'Reilly, Hannity, Rush...

[Sloth]

Hon. Cruz Bustamante

How fitting that one of the trustees is a guy who used the "N-word" repeatedly in a speech to some black people... but got a pass because he's a Demonrat.

[Drango]

Apparently not...

[Steve_Seattle]

The one fact about this incident that remains unclear is where was the "meeting" that Hinkle allegedly disrupted? Did he barge into a private conference room, or - as the context seems to suggest - did he merely attempt to post his flier on a bulletin board in a common area or cafeteria where a few minority students happened to be sitting at a nearby table? If the latter, it is utterly absurd to suggest that he "disrupted a meeting." Are white students prohibited from entering the Multicultural Center? If so, that is illegal, and it would also be illegal for minority students to try to keep whites out of a campus facility, and illegal for the university to condone such efforts. Unless he barged into a private meeting in a closed room to post the flier, it seems that Hinkle has a good case for a lawsuit.

[TheBigB]

*ping* I think you gentlemen would like to read this...

[dark_lord]

So, according to SCOTUS, universities have "a commitment to diversity as a compelling governmental interest". On the other hand, horrors! Someone with pale skin, blue eyes, and blond hair is actually a "disruptive presence" in a public area where black students were eating pizza.

[Husker24]

a report of a suspicious white male passing out literature of an offensive racial nature." Hinkle was identified later

Since when is this illegal, the police should have never arrived. Putting that aside, this is so unbelievable I almost dont know where to start. As a matter of fact Im speechless.

[Husker24]

If I were a campus Republican, I would organize a sit-in at this Morton fellow's office. California universities are famous for sit-ins, right? Let the liberals experience some for a change.

Naa, that wont work. They would just get a group of black students and liberals and beat the sh!t out of the Republicans. You would never hear about it, only maybe on some obscure internet site.

[Steve_Seattle]

"Putting that aside, this is so unbelievable I almost dont know where to start."

I agree. This is borderline unbelieveable. And this is one of the side effects of the whole affirmative action mentality - it increases the paranoia of minorites, and this incident exemplifies nothing if not paranoia.

[Husker24]

There is nothing borderline about it, this is nothing but Nazism, trying to have a person arrested for being of a certain race near a group of people eating that happen to be of another race.

[TexanToTheCore]

"I think a lawsuit is in order against this wonderful institution."

Mke that " abig honking lawsuit. Big enough to threaten the whatever endowments they have.

[Husker24]

It should be sued out of existance, if that doesnt work, the whites should have a "no justice no peace" event for once. but that will never happen.

[RightField]

#26
You know .... I'm curious as to how my son would be treated at Cal Poly. He is the "product of conception" of a black father and white mother. He is tall, athletic, blonde, and blue eyed. Does he qualify for affirmative action at U of Mich? On paper, yes ..... by "looks," no. He's applying for colleges next spring. This should be interesting.

No, the "milkman" didn't do it, and no, he is not adopted!

[Drango]

Does he qualify for affirmative action at U of Mich?

Don't know...but if he's an illegal alien he'd pay in California...

[Drango]

Don't know...but if he's an illegal alien he'd pay less in California...

[heleny]

Did he barge into a private conference room, or - as the context seems to suggest - did he merely attempt to post his flier on a bulletin board in a common area or cafeteria where a few minority students happened to be sitting at a nearby table?

The article said, "public area" and "bulletin board," which would probably be the common area or hallway of the Multicultural Center. Even if it were a private conference room, for a nonacademic open meeting of a school-sponsored club, why should the blacks be able to exclude another student?

In 2001, UCSD tried to impose sanctions on students who ran a humor paper (and tried to ban the paper) when a MEChA student agitator complained that they disrupted a MEChA meeting after they published photos someone else took at the meeting. UCSD administrators acted in a very heavy-handed manner, but eventually lost. It seems that both of these schools have hired black racists as their Student Affairs VP's (Cornel Morton at CalPoly SLO, Joseph Watson at UCSD).

[Michael.SF.]

A google search produced only the Newsmax article. It will be interesting to see who picks this up off the wires. I want to print this out, but woiuld prefer to do so from someone other then NewsMax, which is prone to exageration.

Cal Poly, which is usually one of the less liberal schools in the state system, is also the school of choice for about six of my sons friends.

[Blueflag]

The article cites a UPI source, un-named. Perhaps the event has some age on it and is just now printed by Newsmax.

At any rate, it's a head-shaker. It almost belongs on The Onion.

[Blueflag]

Try these --

http://www.yaf.org/Of_Interest/calpoly_freespeech.html


http://www.yaf.org/2003_club_100_photogallery.htm

www.calpoly.edu/~it/roster.xls <-- a roster at calpoly with Steve's email address

[Blueflag]

And ... Steve is an industrial technology student

http://www.mustangdaily.calpoly.edu/archive/20011119/opinion/op3.html

Steve is apparently well-known on campus.

http://www.mustangdaily.calpoly.edu/archive/20011127/opinion/op3.html (search for Hinkle in the article)



It could be that he is a known 'provocateur' and thus HIS presence, as a campus personality, was disturbing to those gathered.

Fundamentally, he has the right to be there and post. IF ACTUP can disrupt a church service, Steve can post a flyer.