Minority privilege has reached such an extreme of insanity that you can actually be elected president largely on the strength of not being a member of the majority racial group. Yet we still read this:
The city of Madison hosted the 15th annual national White Privilege Conference last week at the Monona Terrace to discuss issues of white supremacy, social justice, education and the Tea Party. The MacIver Institute attended multiple breakout sessions and will be releasing our highlights over the next couple days.
Our first account comes from the breakout session titled Stories from the front lines of education: Confessions of a white, high school English teacher.
The session was facilitated by Kim Radersma, a former high school English teacher in California and Colorado. Radersma is currently working toward her Ph. D. in critical whiteness studies at Brock University in Ontario, Canada.
No doubt taxpayers in Canada and the USA alike will labor with fresh enthusiasm, knowing that Big Government is spending the wealth they create to prop up a wildly overpriced higher education system that if left to the free market might be forced to limit itself to constructively conferring useful information rather than teaching students to hate their own society by indulging in Critical Whiteness Studies.
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It's OK to have the NAACP , black history month , MLK day , Al Sharpton downing whites everyday , black mob knockout game , Muslim brotherhood party , and many other minority groups. I applaud the this group. Of course the MSM will be on this like stink on crap.
ReplyDeleteThe president of the U.S. embraces all black groups , black panthers , muslim brother hood , NAACP etc. , and promotes racial divide.
ReplyDelete"White privilege" is offensive and a racial slur.
ReplyDeletePrivilege to do what? Work my butt off, only to have the govt confiscate as much as they need to keep others in their EBT / Obamaphone lifestyle? Yeah - some 'privilege.'
ReplyDeleteLook at this, and look at the lack of knowledge of college students of who their senators are, and now you know why you pay out the nose and borrow money for a college "EDUMICATION"! We are being ripped a new arsewhole here on many fronts!
ReplyDeleteThese people are seriously mentally ill! It almost as if they've been taken hostage by blacks and have assumed Stokholm syndrome.
ReplyDelete"Being a white person who does anti-racist work is like being an alcoholic. I will never be recovered by my alcoholism, to use the metaphor," Radersma said. "I have to everyday wake up and acknowledge that I am so deeply imbedded with racist thoughts and notions and actions in my body that I have to choose everyday to do anti-racist work and think in an anti-racist way."
She argued that until white people admit they have a problem, they will not be able to fight against white privilege.
"We've been raised to be good. 'I'm a good white person,' and yet to realize I carry within me these dark, horrible thoughts and perceptions is hard to admit. And yet like the alcoholic, what's the first step? Admitting you have a problem,".
Simply put, it is NOT racist to point out the severe flaws in black culture and family values. It is NOT racist to acknowledge the majority of blacks are incapable of higher education. It is NOT racist to see that the same majority is more primal in nature and lacking civility. Truth is truth.