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Loyola University Chicago offers a campus club “for self-identified White students” to admit their own racist feelings and to complain about the racism they perceive around themselves
Read more: dailycaller.com...
The segregated “affinity group,” called Ramblers Analyzing Whiteness, allows all students “who self-identify as White” to talk about their “anger and confusion about institutional racism” and to confess “guilt and hope about internalized racism.” Members can also “examine what it means to be White” and “begin the journey of operating in solidarity with others and their privilege.”
Students interested in joining Ramblers Analyzing Whiteness can’t just decide to start showing up at meetings. No, no.
Like other white affinity groups in the United States — such as, say, the white supremacist organization American Vanguard — Ramblers Analyzing Whiteness is a closed group.
Members must undergo an application process and take part in half a dozen two-hour workshops on topics including white privilege, safe spaces and cycles of oppression, according to Campus Reform.
originally posted by: seasonal
Another great idea that a University has come up with, this time it is Loyola. They offer a campus club where you can admit to being racist and complain about racism. Keep in mind this is a "segregated" club.
Loyola University Chicago offers a campus club “for self-identified White students” to admit their own racist feelings and to complain about the racism they perceive around themselves
Read more: dailycaller.com...
Ramblers Analyzing whiteness is the clubs name, it is segregated to only those who identify as white. The club allows anger and confusion about institutional racist to be discussed and don't forget white privilege.
The segregated “affinity group,” called Ramblers Analyzing Whiteness, allows all students “who self-identify as White” to talk about their “anger and confusion about institutional racism” and to confess “guilt and hope about internalized racism.” Members can also “examine what it means to be White” and “begin the journey of operating in solidarity with others and their privilege.”
But keep in mind to join the Ramblers Analyzing Whiteness you need to attend 6-2 hour workshops (white privilege, safe spaces and cycles of oppression) and undergo an application process, this is a closed group after all.
Students interested in joining Ramblers Analyzing Whiteness can’t just decide to start showing up at meetings. No, no.
Like other white affinity groups in the United States — such as, say, the white supremacist organization American Vanguard — Ramblers Analyzing Whiteness is a closed group.
Members must undergo an application process and take part in half a dozen two-hour workshops on topics including white privilege, safe spaces and cycles of oppression, according to Campus Reform.
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
Who cares? Does this affect you in any way, shape, or form? If not then stop complaining about it because it just makes you come out looking like the crybaby you claim other people are being.
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
Who cares? Does this affect you in any way, shape, or form? If not then stop complaining about it because it just makes you come out looking like the crybaby you claim other people are being.
originally posted by: 3NL1GHT3N3D1
a reply to: BestinShow
Social engineering? I didn't know this was mandatory, I thought it was voluntary. No one is forcing people to attend this.