Fitchburg State U. Hosts Racially Segregated Safe Spaces for Students to Process Rittenhouse Verdict
“The Center for Diversity and Inclusiveness is creating space for our community”
The school didn’t even get the facts straight. An email to students claimed that Jacob Blake was killed by police.
FOX News reports:
Massachusetts university hosts segregated ‘processing’ spaces for responding to Rittenhouse verdict
Fitchburg State University in Massachusetts hosted several “processing” spaces segregated by race in response to the Kyle Rittenhouse trial verdict, which found Rittenhouse not guilty on all charges.
The Fitchburg State University Center for Diversity & Inclusiveness announced the “processing” spaces were announced in an email to campus community members, which also erroneously stated that Jacob Blake was killed.
“The Center for Diversity and Inclusiveness is creating space for our community to process the ’not guilty’ on all accounts verdict in the Kenosha, Wisconsin case where Kyle Rittenhouse, an Illinois native shot and killed two people protesting the wrongful death of Jacob Blake in 2020. Kyle was acquitted of all charges in the case after driving to Wisconsin with an automatic rifle,” the email read.
Jacob Blake was paralyzed, but not killed, after being shot by a police officer in August 2020. The police officer who responded to the domestic disturbance call that led to Blake’s shooting was not charged either by the state or by the federal government after investigations.
The email then went on to say that Fitchburg State University would be providing “virtual and in-person physical spaces” where students and staff will get the chance to “discuss your thoughts, emotions, and reflections.”
The four “processing” spaces include a “Students of Color Processing Space,” “White Student Ally Processing Space,” “Faculty and Staff of Color Processing Space,” and a “White Faculty and Staff Ally Processing Space.”
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“Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever”.
George Corley Wallace would be pleased and proud.
Also, let us stand for a moment to remember the sacrifices made by the indigenous owners of these spaces: the Athletic Department, the Square Dance Club, the Student Union Starbucks, and the Janitorial Staff.
The “Square” Dance Club? No, no, no. The “four equal sides shape” Dance Club.
Like, I don’t know… Sounds pretty square to me, you know man?
The Equilateral Quadrangle Rhythmic Body Motion Club.
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Why would “students of color” need to process the killing of 2 white men by another white man?
Because, just like that, ~all~ lives matter. At least they do if it’s an excuse for a free foot stomping.
Kinda reminds me of an old movie, The Devils, which was set in 17th century France. A psychotic nun, played by Vanessa Redgrave, pretty much guides the riots.
Here’s a quote from the movie:
Grandier [the protagonist, who is about to be burned at the stake]: Lies! Lies and heresy. The Devil is a liar, and the father of lies. If the Devil’s evidence is to be accepted, the most virtuous people are in the greatest of danger, for it is against these that Satan rages most violently. I had never set eyes on Sister Jeanne of the Angels until the day of my arrest, but the Devil has spoken, and to doubt his word is sacrilege.
Sound familiar?
Where did the silly expression about “processing” come from in the first place? It’s not as if our mind runs the stock of punchcards through a reader.
“The Center for Diversity and Inclusiveness is creating space for our community” by segregating students by race.
They’ll probably want to segregate by politics as well, as most of the folks burning stuff for BLM were the feral silver-spoon children of white leftists.
Where are the “processing spaces” for advocates of the Second Amendment or advocates of fair adjudications without political pressures? Left off the list somehow?