Colorado State University Creates Website Dedicated to ‘Student Demands’
“Colorado State University has a long and rich history of student activism and involvement in equity, diversity, and inclusion”
Protests and demands have become so commonplace that they’re no longer the exception, but the norm. This mov just reinforces that.
Campus Reform reports:
CSU creates website dedicated to ‘student demands’
As demands of students on college campuses have started to become increasingly powerful, with a growing number of universities caving to public pressure, Colorado State University’s “Race, Bias, and Equity Initiative” has found a way to proudly showcase such demands, and explain in detail exactly how, and to what degree, the school is caving to them.
This new initiative mainly gives students the ability to involve themselves in the “progress” that has been or should be made at the school.
One major aspect of this program is to inform the students on the progress that has already been made via a university “Student Demands Website” aiming to “increase transparency and communication about the progress that is being made toward meeting past demands, including what is being done, what is planned, and what obstacles are present.”
An assessment of the validity of the demands does not come into play.
“Colorado State University has a long and rich history of student activism and involvement in equity, diversity, and inclusion,” the website explains. “Over the years, students have helped move the university forward through the organization of student recommendations and demands. These demands, in addition to the proactive work of administration, faculty, and staff, have shaped a vision of CSU that is truly an inclusive university community for all.”
“While there is much more work to be done, we aim to be transparent and open about the progress that CSU is making in regards to this vision and the past demands that have been presented,” it continues. “While much of this work has already been underway, due to the passion and commitment of countless faculty and staff to equity and inclusion, we recognize that we need to do a better job communicating what is being done, what we plan to do, and what obstacles we are working to overcome.”
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“An assessment of the validity of the demands does not come into play.”
Only a racist would question the validity of our insane demands!
This brings to mind the old panel cartoon. It has a Suggestion Box on the wall, It has no bottom, and there is a waste basket underneath it.