Columbia Student in Anguish Because She Has to Read Books by White People

Well, that and going bankrupt to bask in the dim glow of Noam Chomsky, Cornel West and Elizabeth Warren's superior intellekts...

 

I agree, she should have to read the history of other African leaders

http://www.biography.com/people/idi-amin-9183487
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/mengistu-found-guilty-of-ethiopian-genocide-428233.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/19/world/africa/19rwanda.html?_r=0

Some true role models there.

 

No Mugabe?

 

Reading lists usually don't contain archie and jughead comic books because we're supposed to learn something from reading them.

I suffered through maya angelou, so this broad will just have to suffer as well.

 

There were so many to choose from, sorry I missed him, especially his classic quote
"The only white man you can trust is a dead white man."
A wonderful man and true African patriot

 

Especially to gays

 

Obsessed by racism for making an observation about some racist loon black student saying she has anxiety over reading white authors?

Do you ever listen to yourself? Growing up in California for more than 60 years, racism was almost non existent, until Obama came along and propagated loons like this student. She got her 15 minutes of news fame, and anyone with a modicum of intelligence can see right through her racist bull(*)(*)(*)(*) comments.

 

Especially

 

Very true, and another reason to discredit and condemn black lies matter, because black lies do matter to our society, they are a cancer of the worst kind. KKK and BLM are two of the same, the only difference is skin color

 

Exactly, the left loons and their desperate attempts to keep Americans hating each other.

 

This is the picture of a building they threw a couple of gay guys off falling 100 feet to their deaths.

 

It's better than how we treat them here. Don't ask me to explain, just take my word for it.

 

I'd love to be at Columbia to laugh in her pathetic face.

She's a pos.

 

It is the raison d'etre of the national democratic party: identity politics....find a victim, or manufacture one if necessary, and then create a false back story / narrative that supports the various conspiracy theories showcasing the group's "victimhood." Whether it is the american blacks, latin americans of central/south america, or the fakestinians, the methods and process are the same. Once the group is identified, promises must be made by the DNC to "fix" their alienation, and restore their "rights." Apologies are made when said group uses violence, which is always to be excused away. This guarantees that the "victimized" group will be beholden to the DNC - providing a committed voter block purchased with promises of eternal support - and freebies as sweeteners.

 

She needs to be behind a counter adding extra cheese to a burger.

 

Exactly true

 

They have a computer to do that now, and think of all the savings from workman's comp, and other expenses, along with other losers like her screwing up the business

 

Her issue is that she has a different perspective of what history is in the eyes of Western Civilization than those who wrote about their perspective of what Western Civilization is. And that is all.

 

Nothing what she said was racist. What she said had a different perspective than you and that is all.

 

Oh yeah, "I feel anxiety from reading white authors"

Turn it around and then tell me you wouldn't consider it racist. Try being honest

 

And this would impact her how?

 

So she said white authors, but stating an author is white is not racist. Not knowing which books she read on Western civilization is hard to make the grandiose, political statement of her being a racist. But it appears that you are appalled simply because she has a completely different perspective than you, and that makes you scared, insipid, and ignorant about what she said.

 

It appears that it is impacting the zealots on this forum far more than it is impacting her.

 

Merely mentioning someone's race is a micro aggression.

 

You do realize that calling anyone a zealot simply because they disagree with you is probably ironic at best, and projection at worst?

BroncoBilly is correct. If some white college guy somewhere had said "I feel anxiety from reading Black authors", you'd call it racism without a second thought.