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Old white academics are 'unable' to teach black students because they're potentially racist
Daily Mail ^

Posted on 01/15/2017 8:00:25 AM PST by ameribbean expat

Lecturers who are '60 year old white men' are unable to teach black and minority ethnic (BME) people, students have complained.

The students, who are studying at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), said under-representation of black people among the teaching staff, relative to the student body, made students feel 'isolated', unable to engage with their studies and lecturers.

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TOPICS: Culture/Society; United Kingdom
KEYWORDS: academicbias; antiwhiteracism; culturalrevolution; endwhiteshaming; liberalagenda; racebaiting; racecard; racism; sjw
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To: Sans-Culotte

Or Hell’s Angels.


101 posted on 01/15/2017 1:32:04 PM PST by rey
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To: ameribbean expat

How delightful - those old 60 year olds are the rebels of the ‘60’s and ‘70’s who started all this everybody’s equal and blacks who don’t meet academic standards should be admitted to colleges anyhow because their great great grandfathers might have been slaves business....


102 posted on 01/15/2017 9:16:00 PM PST by Intolerant in NJ
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