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Blacks of course. Whitey can never be oppressed.Will blacks be back in oppression or will it be white people this time?
I have a question, if segregation really truly makes a comeback who would be at an advantage and who would be at a disadvantage? Will blacks be back in oppression or will it be white people this time?
Whites and Asians would be at an extreme advantage if schools and workplaces became segregated. As it stands, most professionals in this country will fall into those ethnic groups. Unless supremacy is determined by who can produce the best rappers, blacks would be hurt by any attempts to prevent their children from benefiting from White and Asian majority environments.New I have a question, if segregation really truly makes a comeback who would be at an advantage and who would be at a disadvantage? Will blacks be back in oppression or will it be white people this time?
Don't forget sports.Unless supremacy is determined by who can produce the best rappers, blacks would be hurt by any attempts to prevent their children from benefiting from White and Asian majority environments.
Just goes to show, the best way to get someone to do something is to make them think it's their idea.Does this mean the KKK wins? As it turns out, all of that cross burning was pointless. All they had to do to get the blacks to segregate themselves was call them special, coddle them, and convince them that the entire world was out to get them. I can't imagine that a single clan member will refuse to celebrate racially separated graduation ceremonies as anything less than a victory.
Temple, oh no. no. that's bad.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.
Not looking forward to that.The fact that SJW's claim to support racial equality yet push for segregation just shows how horrible they truly are.
The irony of this whole thing is immense. I miss the old Left from the 1960's, the kind of leftists who fought against this exact thing. Racial segregation is wrong no matter what, whether it be due to "racial purity" like in the 1950's or due to "safe spaces" like in the 2010's.
It's just sad to see the SJW Left undo all the progress the old Left had made over the past sixty years. This country is going down like the Lusitania and the SJW's and their sway over media and academia are a major component of our ongoing downfall.