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It\u2019s no secret many of our institutions of higher education have a real problem with rabid, vicious, White-Hating Social Justice Warriors (or SJWs, or Leftists, if you prefer) overrunning campuses across the county.<\/p>\n
For \u201cconverged\u201d institutions, that is, institutions where the takeover is complete, I see no solution beyond bulldozers. These guys have no tolerance for opposing views, and converged campuses can only seal themselves off into a bubble of hatred of everything else, ending in their eventual self-destruction as the hatred turns inward.<\/p>\n
Luckily, these guys have overplayed their hand, and many of them speak out, revealing their institutions as corrupted. A recent article on Inside Higher Ed<\/a> contains the rant of a SJW. Lest the reader think I\u2019m being unfair in the characterization, allow me to begin with a short bio of the author:<\/p>\n Nicole Truesdell is the senior director of the office of academic diversity and inclusiveness, and affiliated faculty in critical identity studies at Beloit College. Her general interests are in radical pedagogy, academic hustling and social justice.<\/em> It wasn\u2019t that long ago that no campus in the country had an \u201coffice of academic diversity\u201d filled with commissars making $150k a year, like this \u201csenior director.\u201d The interested reader should consider the list of office staff<\/a> for this fiefdom, to get even a slight idea of how much money is wasted in these places.<\/p>\n Anyway, it wasn\u2019t that long ago that no institution had diversity fiefdoms. By no coincidence, it wasn\u2019t that long ago race riots were nonexistent on campus, as well.<\/p>\n The thing is, these Offices of Diversity wield scary power on campus, as faculty are forced to go to re-education meetings to have large volumes of ideological dogma crammed down their throats. Refusing to go participate in the brainwashing can lead to repercussions, as the Duke Divinity crisis<\/a> highlighted in detail. Faculty are terrified of speaking out, as we know the consequences are dire.<\/p>\n So let\u2019s read what this self-admitted Social Justice Warrior has to say, as it very much highlights what\u2019s going on in higher education today:<\/p>\n Recent events in Charlottesville<\/a>, Va., and Shelbyville<\/a>, Tenn., show us the modern face of American white supremacy. Rather than marching under sheets or lurking in the backwoods, today\u2019s white supremacists stand proud in their tan khakis and white polos with tiki torches in hand.<\/em><\/p>\n Of the thousands of the participants in Charlottesville, only a few dozen at most were arguably \u201cwhite supremacists,\u201d with the largest group there being Antifa terrorists<\/a>. Our commissar above doesn\u2019t care about such data, and instead simply repeats the narrative.<\/p>\n \u2026we can also look to colleges and universities as sites that help both disseminate and normalize racist hate speech.<\/em><\/p>\n Wait\u2026what? How does this commissar not know that free speech is now discouraged on many campuses today, with enough incidents that it can be shown there\u2019s a statistically significant negative correlation<\/a> between free speech and tuition?<\/p>\n Again, the commissar does not care about facts and reason, only pushing the narrative.<\/p>\n Alt-right\/white supremacist speakers and organizations are choosing to use and abuse colleges and universities as locations at which to speak and recruit. Speakers like Richard Spencer, Milo Yiannopoulos and Ann Coulter\u2026<\/em><\/p>\n More pushing of the narrative. I assure the gentle reader, re-education seminars are much like this. Lies, and lies, and lies, are crammed down faculty throats. I would like to point out that Milo is a homosexual with a black boyfriend\u2026and yet the narrative here is Milo is a \u201cwhite supremacist.\u201d I don\u2019t claim to be an expert, but I\u2019m pretty sure white supremacists are against homosexuality, and very confident they\u2019re against people of different races having sex with each other. But the narrative must be pushed no matter how ridiculous it is.<\/p>\n The author then slathers that label on Coulter and Spencer, but this is silly stuff.<\/p>\n Ann Coulter was one of the very few to identify Donald Trump as not only legitimate, but as the winner of the presidential election long before he was even nominated as a candidate. She did so confidently and repeatedly, never backing down\u2026I\u2019m completely unaware of any \u201cwhite supremacist\u201d views she\u2019s uttered, but with such a demonstrated track record of political insight, it\u2019s clear what she has to say should be heeded.<\/p>\n (I\u2019ve never heard Richard Spencer speak, and so cannot comment on this other charge by the commissar, though I have little optimism it is accurate.)<\/p>\n It\u2019s so\u2026infuriating that the commissars engage in this baseless name-calling. Why do the commissars get to define what \u201cwhite supremacist\u201d means, and why is their definition so vague as to include people like Milo who are the very opposite of any definition of white supremacist a sane person would use?<\/p>\n Why are colleges and universities prime and targeted sites for white supremacist speakers and their allies?<\/em><\/p>\n It\u2019s so tiresome listening to this idiocy. Speakers come to campus because they are invited. There\u2019s no \u201ctargeting here,\u201d certainly not by white supremacist speakers, assuming any exist who legitimately can even be called that.<\/p>\n Rather than address systemic and structural oppression and discrimination, faculty are being asked to take \u201cneutral\u201d stances and just teach our disciplines\u2026Yet for many scholars, this is our work.<\/em><\/p>\n Uh, no? This is one of the many things that makes ideologues so tiresome: belief that ideology is everything. A few years ago, our leaders in higher ed could only grunt how \u201cleadership\u201d was the purpose of higher ed, but on campuses where commissars have taken over, higher education is now about ideology.<\/p>\n Honest, higher education is supposed to be about education, either of people or humanity. To assert higher education is all about looking for oppression, looking for ways to be offended, is even more inaccurate than thinking higher education is about leadership.<\/p>\n I have been trained specifically to see and call out institutional racism through an intersectional<\/a> lens.<\/em><\/p>\n I bet not one reader in 10,000 knows what the author is talking about here. You\u2019re missing nothing, I promise you, it\u2019s just irrelevant navel-gazing, the training mentioned can be mastered and emulated quickly: just call anything you don\u2019t like \u201cRACIST.\u201d Simply practice shouting that word until you can reliably spew spittle with every utterance, and you too can become a commissar.<\/p>\n It is on college and university campuses, and within our classrooms and through our programming, where resistance to this encroaching normalized white supremacist ideology must be challenged.<\/em><\/p>\n Wait\u2026what? Again. \u201cNormalized white supremacist ideology\u201d? Imagine listening to this stuff for hours on end, to get some idea of what a re-education seminar for faculty is like. We\u2019ve established the SJWs honestly believe everything<\/em> is RACIST now\u2026there\u2019s no point in trying to please them by trying to remove whatever they consider racist, as this wouldn\u2019t leave a square foot of ground to stand on.<\/p>\n I\u2019ve only touched on the highlights of the rant, above. As is so often the case, scholars roast this idiocy in the comments section. They do so anonymously, of course, since if any scholar openly challenged the above narrative, well, it\u2019s off to the re-education seminar again.<\/p>\n One comment points out the ultimate issue here:<\/p>\n I’ve read this article and the links provided, yet nowhere here or in those links is “white supremacy” clearly defined. As far as I can tell, what this author and those she links to call “white supremacy” is in reality simple white culture.<\/em><\/p>\n With no definition, \u201cwhite supremacy\u201d does indeed mean whatever the SJW wants it to mean, and any look at their words and behavior make it clear: the SJW hates white people, hates white culture, and anything associated with either is \u201cwhite supremacy.\u201d<\/p>\n It\u2019s good that they\u2019ve revealed their ultimate goal of killing everything white. But now that we know what they want, will anything be done about it?<\/p>\n www.professorconfess.blogspot.com<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\n –when did \u201cacademic hustling\u201d become a hobby or personal interest?<\/em><\/p>\n