This December will be three years (holy cow, THREE YEARS?) since I graduated from college. (I graduated a tad it early. Thank God for duel enrollment.) It’s hard to believe. It feels like just yesterday I was giving my senior seminar presentation and listening to my professor accuse me of being a racist in front of the whole class. By the way, I’m almost positive that whale of a professor had black students come in to watch my presentation and had them SPECIFICALLY walk out after I refused to bow down and accept her accusations against me.
No. I am NOT a racist. Shove it, professor. Seriously. Shove it. Don’t even get me started on that night.
Right before I graduated, I lost all my “friends,” and my friendly professors turned on me. They decided I was a racist homophobe (due to two articles I wrote, one on bathroom policy and the other on the Ferguson riots) and let their true colors show. Everything the years prior? That was all an act. They were pretending to tolerate me, but they hated me. I kind of always knew that, but I ignored it. At least they tried to pretend to like me.
These days, students and professors don’t even try. I can’t imagine how bad it’d be to relive that now, in 2017. Professors don’t even pretend.
Case in point.
Meet Stephanie McKellop. She’s a teaching assistant at the University of Pennsylvania.
As you can see, Stephanie is incredibly proud to announce that she picks on students according to the color of their skin. She sees skin color first. The content of an individual’s character is completely irrelevant. MLK would be so proud.
If a teacher said she she would field questions from a black man “if I had to” that would racist, tho right? Gawd you ppl are hypocrites 🤢
— Shaun White is King (@ShaunWhitieKing) October 20, 2017
Yep. That would be racist.
So, basically, this Prof is a racist…. https://t.co/0qI1EomBbu
— Jcdine (@Jcdine1) October 20, 2017
This is not “progressive stacking.” This is straight-up teaching malpractice. https://t.co/ks1i2qVQVj
— Tom Nichols (@RadioFreeTom) October 21, 2017
It’s messed up. That’s what it is.
1) Hard to believe that she does this
& 2) that she admits it…. just wow.— Shelly 🙋🏻 (@shellbell_xo) October 22, 2017
Wow, parents paying good money for racist, hating professors . Where do they find the time to educate the students?
— Ron Nelson Jr. (@rcgl4) October 20, 2017
They don’t. Hence, the clueless millennials walking among us.
This explains why they don’t learn anything….
— Press 2 For … (@CawthronPeter) October 20, 2017
Proud racist. Sickening. Also, how ugly to assume that black skin means a person requires priority coddling from a professor. https://t.co/YiGdxw5uYX
— Amy Alkon (@amyalkon) October 20, 2017
Proud thief, too. If I’m paying tuition like everyone else, then I’m owed the same courtesies and everyone else.
— 🍎Horse Patrol🍯 (@danielebel) October 20, 2017
Sorry. Not if you’re a white male. ‘Cause #privilege.
If the order was reversed what would this be called? This is the bigotry of low expectations & disrespect for people of color. Patronizing. https://t.co/2tDtSNSteP
— Michael Shermer (@michaelshermer) October 20, 2017
I wouldn’t want to take a class where a professor, who is paid by tuition $, openly admits to discriminating based on race and gender. https://t.co/VYnFs3USnB
— (((AG))) (@AG_Conservative) October 20, 2017
Favors discrimination, just differs about the group. https://t.co/YdkBGMq3zF
— KarmaTool (@KarmaTooling) October 20, 2017
Because all I want in a classroom is to be treated differently based on the color of my skin. https://t.co/SsxSt2ulIi
— Avneesh Chandra (@AvneeshChandra) October 20, 2017
Do SJWs realize what they’re doing? They’re literally doing everything they preach against.
h/t Twitchy