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Realistically though, how many dindus are going to be going to college in the first place?
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One of my greatest fear for America is that Blacks become a permanent and incorrigible underclass. I am not black, but I can see how having a predestined group of people at the bottom economically and educationally can be a huge mess in the long-term.
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SJWs are not progressives, they are regressives.
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Be clear, black people aren't the problem. Black Dindus that don't want to do anything but blame honkys and cry race traitor at anyone who attempts to improve their situation are the problem.
Yes, The New Yorker, I'm looking at you.
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I'm pretty sure they've had segregated graduations for a while now, maybe it's just new for this school. Hell there have been high schools that have segregated proms, by the students preference.
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this is not new. Stanford also offers segregated ceremonies for whatever reason. my understanding of the topic is that this originally was bubbled up from college campuses where college attending black folk or muslims or whoever are truly alone - sent off from foreign countries, different language, maybe the only one in the family to get to college, maybe the only asian kid in a writer's course or the only black girl in a physics course.
the idea of a safe space there was to offer (and not make mandatory) a place where if such a student was feeling overwhelmed or depressed, they would be able to retreat and get a break. place a phone call, watch some news from the old country, et c. a place where they wouldn't feel alone. it was just a break room pretty much, and often a lounge in a student union pertinent for foreign students or minority student associations. it was like that in the 80's and 90's.
where it's getting out of hand today is the demand for more and more above and beyond - special prayer rooms for muslims, the inclusion of microaggressions as a reason and the hyper sensitivity to all kinds of slights that can be summed up as "grow some thicker skin".
everyone must now walk on eggshells to avoid that nonsense which just increases stress or shrieking harpies will whine at the lefty administration or the lefty media about how they're being LITERALLY KILLED everyday all the time. the asking of others for special treatment is what many have issues with in my opinion, but it's that point that you place a demand on others for specific behavior. the existence of a break room where Jamal and Pradeep can watch basketball or talk to Hamesh about Vishnu nobody gives a shit about.
in this instance, the existence of a separate graduation ceremony based on race is obnoxious, but understandable to some students who are intimidated or feel like they have to "act white" to not be seen as an embarrassment to their college aged peers. that speaks more of a problem with modern black culture than anything else, but the point is that it happens. Ladasha with her nursing degree is going to be embarrassed by her twice imprisoned thug brother Jaquarious taking a picture with her with an ankle monitor on. her 15 year old sister Monique with her 4 children from 3 men being seen by her classmates, teacher, advisor, or friends is likewise hard to explain. it's a matter of personal pride and saving face.
the idea of a safe space there was to offer (and not make mandatory) a place where if such a student was feeling overwhelmed or depressed, they would be able to retreat and get a break. place a phone call, watch some news from the old country, et c. a place where they wouldn't feel alone. it was just a break room pretty much, and often a lounge in a student union pertinent for foreign students or minority student associations. it was like that in the 80's and 90's.
where it's getting out of hand today is the demand for more and more above and beyond - special prayer rooms for muslims, the inclusion of microaggressions as a reason and the hyper sensitivity to all kinds of slights that can be summed up as "grow some thicker skin".
everyone must now walk on eggshells to avoid that nonsense which just increases stress or shrieking harpies will whine at the lefty administration or the lefty media about how they're being LITERALLY KILLED everyday all the time. the asking of others for special treatment is what many have issues with in my opinion, but it's that point that you place a demand on others for specific behavior. the existence of a break room where Jamal and Pradeep can watch basketball or talk to Hamesh about Vishnu nobody gives a shit about.
in this instance, the existence of a separate graduation ceremony based on race is obnoxious, but understandable to some students who are intimidated or feel like they have to "act white" to not be seen as an embarrassment to their college aged peers. that speaks more of a problem with modern black culture than anything else, but the point is that it happens. Ladasha with her nursing degree is going to be embarrassed by her twice imprisoned thug brother Jaquarious taking a picture with her with an ankle monitor on. her 15 year old sister Monique with her 4 children from 3 men being seen by her classmates, teacher, advisor, or friends is likewise hard to explain. it's a matter of personal pride and saving face.
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We should give them special places on public transportation too, perhaps even their own lunch counters.
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I hope they extend segregated restaurants to wiggers and chavs too, then maybe I'll be able to eat lunch in peace without some loud obnoxious moron ruining it.
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MLK Jr. can power up a city through the rate he's spinning in his grave
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Jesus fucking CHRIST.
I wonder what the civil rights activists of the 60s would think if they knew that people would try to alienate whites so much that they would WILLINGLY segregate themselves from them instead of integrate after the removal of segregation?
Is this just a horseshoe theory, like when whites wanted to segregate against blacks because of "dirty niggers" and now it's because of "stupid whites".
Fuck them, people will truly look upon them in history as fucking retards.
Are we about to go into a social dark age or some shit? Where we don't socially advance and actually regress?
I wonder what the civil rights activists of the 60s would think if they knew that people would try to alienate whites so much that they would WILLINGLY segregate themselves from them instead of integrate after the removal of segregation?
Is this just a horseshoe theory, like when whites wanted to segregate against blacks because of "dirty niggers" and now it's because of "stupid whites".
Fuck them, people will truly look upon them in history as fucking retards.
Are we about to go into a social dark age or some shit? Where we don't socially advance and actually regress?
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I guess all those little black children being brutalized for daring to attend schools with whites suffered for nothing. Brown vs. Board of Education? Those folks just weren't woke yet!
Of course the article has to mention microaggressions:
And then there's this lovely gem:
Don't worry everyone. It's not about segregation! It's about building a community! A segregated community.
There are plans to expand it to any black student next year and Temple and Columbia are already doing it. So I'm wondering, will black students who want to graduate with everyone else feel pressured or get bullied into going to the segregated ceremony? If it goes along those lines then what will eventually happen is that there will be a split and you'll see more and more segregation. Excuse me. More and more community than there already is.
There's no Asian, Latino, Middle Eastern, Pacific Islander, Native American ect... ceremony. I don't think it should be allowed. But maybe the school felt that if they didn't acquiesce there would be a hashtag firestorm and protests that the media would run away with. And maybe they just wanted SJW brownie points. I'm really hoping that in a few years everyone is going to look back at all of what's been going on like they just recovered from a bad trip. But my hope is diminishing.
Of course the article has to mention microaggressions:
And then there's this lovely gem:
Don't worry everyone. It's not about segregation! It's about building a community! A segregated community.
There are plans to expand it to any black student next year and Temple and Columbia are already doing it. So I'm wondering, will black students who want to graduate with everyone else feel pressured or get bullied into going to the segregated ceremony? If it goes along those lines then what will eventually happen is that there will be a split and you'll see more and more segregation. Excuse me. More and more community than there already is.
There's no Asian, Latino, Middle Eastern, Pacific Islander, Native American ect... ceremony. I don't think it should be allowed. But maybe the school felt that if they didn't acquiesce there would be a hashtag firestorm and protests that the media would run away with. And maybe they just wanted SJW brownie points. I'm really hoping that in a few years everyone is going to look back at all of what's been going on like they just recovered from a bad trip. But my hope is diminishing.
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I mean, not having to have any black people at your graduation could be a good thing. Someone might see your graduation photos of all white people and assume you went to a better school than Harvard.
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Of course, a great way to foster peace and understanding between people of different colours is to separate them. This will totally subvert any feelings of alienation or other-ness, I'm sure! There is definitely no way splitting people up into distinct groups would cause them to start having, say, feelings of superiority about their own group -- or, heaven forbid, might cause them to think the other group is too different and therefore inferior.
