elaina
Thought university was for learning? Guess not.
Disgusting. Last night, after a talk by Latina author Jeannine Crucet, students at Georgia Southern University burned her book. Because in her talk and in her book she spoke about White privilege.pic.twitter.com/2cJ79Hz7ek
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Oh they're learnin'......Georgia has always been a hot-bed of hate, racism and greed. Too much outside interference on TV, the internet and magazines has diluted that hate and Georgia has to make sure their legacy is carried on to the next generation...so they be teaching.
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Apparently irony isn't lost on these knuckleheads.
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They bought books to burn them? Not too bright...
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Sigh. For years we've been saying it, and having moderates pile on us saying we were being hyperbolic and hysterical. After the last few weeks, oath keeper guards, and now burning books that disagree with their white supremacist viewpoint, can we make the Nazi comparison NOW?
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Do they understand freedom of expression?
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Only protected for white expression
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Nothing says "We stand for censorship" than burning books and at a so-called University yet. No signs of free speech here.
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UC Berkeley?
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