Did Trump’s victory really “destroy the leftists’ long-term game plan”?
It's lengthy, and definitely read the whole thing. Here's an excerpt (bold in original):
It's lengthy, and definitely read the whole thing. Here's an excerpt (bold in original):
So, you voted for Trump. You don’t have to admit it, I know you did. Granted, I think the fact that some of you won’t admit it is telling. Some of you have said that you have stayed silent because you didn’t want to get dragged for voting for him.
"systemic barriers that impede people with marginalized identities"...
“power, privilege, allyship, and identity exploration.”...
None of that even sounds nice, but if it does, don't let yourself be hoodwinked by Victoria's Secret's brazen attempt to re-label what is clearly cultural appropriation by turning it into a celebration of "culture." The brand and its creative leads shamelessly cherry-picked imagery, breaking apart aesthetic references from wherever they wanted and stitching them back together again. They're telling us it's worldliness. It's not, it's a hack job.As Emily Zanotti at Heat Street points out, when anyone tries to celebrate culture, people will greet it "with charges of bigotry."
"emulate the practice of establishing safe spaces and free speech zones"...
“Intersectionality: Race, Gender, Sexuality and Social Justice.”...
PC faculty try to get conservative colleague fired for opinions Students and faculty at a Catholic college are up in arms over a professor suggesting that Catholic unity is more important than cultural diversity. In a September op-ed for Crisis Magazine, a Catholic publication, Literature professor Anthony Esolen argues that society’s increasing focus on the secular culture of ethnicity undermines unity within the Church.
"Why do so many of you have nose rings? Isn't that cultural appropriation?"...
Racism EVERYWHERE!...
At the Center for Identity, Inclusion and Social Change....
Dropping the pretense....
Academics? Not so much....
Wow: Students Scream, Swear at U of Kansas Classmates for Questioning Safe Spaces Students from the University of Kansas’ Young America’s Foundation just learned the hard way that those who advocate for “safe spaces” and “trigger warnings” for themselves aren’t as courteous about other people’s feelings.
That should be an easy program to cut, right?...
"25 students are expected to enroll in the program during its first year."...
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