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Racially segregated student dorms made the news back in 2016:
https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/…Now it's more common:
https://www.nationalreview.com/2…As you all know during the civil war the democrats were the party of slavery (republicans were the party of Lincoln and anti-lynching laws, none of this is relevant today, of course), and even as late as in the 50's it was the democrats who fought for segregation:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ge…In a sense they are still fighting for segregation, but under a different premise, some kind of 360 degree turnaround, "left is the new right" etc.
Are things falling apart, or are things falling into place? I can't tell.
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- like you said, not relevant today, because conservative cunts are conservative cunts, regardless of what party name they claim that daymonospaced
- when racists and anti-racists start agreeing. not a cultGnash
- I do find this move toward neo-segregation to be a step backward, and do wish the schools would attempt to curb it. Feels exclusionary.monospaced
- this also has nothing to do with BLMmonospaced
- I don't know, BLM want whites out of their neighbourhoods, sounds like segregation to me._niko
- it is segregation. lol @ "neo"Gnash
- BLM doesn't want whites out though, it's not about thatmonospaced
- didn't think so until that seattle gentrification vid_niko
- How common is it really though? Article says "Surveying 173 schools, we found that 42 percent offer segregated residences..."yuekit
- Wow sounds terrible...but if you read between the lines here, they are counting the existing of ANY black fraternity on a campus as evidence that the entireyuekit
- school is "segregated." Also a little hard to take seriously their concern with integration given that National Review is a publication known for employingyuekit
- openly racist writers and whose founder wrote columns calling for the continuation of apartheid in South Africa during the 80s.yuekit
- A vid of some clowns yelling about housing is not the BLM movement. It’s just some people yelling. Derp.monospaced
- So blm are ‘clowns’ when you don’t agree, but righteous when you do?Gnash
- There is a whole book about this:
https://files.eric.e…drgs - "What we found was that neo-segregation is widespread if not pervasive. About 46 percent (80 colleges out of 173 surveyed) segregate student orientationdrgs
- programs; 43 percent (75 colleges out of the total) offer segregated resi-
dential arrangements; and 72 percent (125 colleges out of the total) segregatedrgs - graduation ceremonies"drgs
- Right, but according to the book here are some of the things they count as "neo segregation"...yuekit
- Black Studies Program, Japanese Culture Club, Native American Community Program, PRIDE Banquet for gay peopleyuekit
- Not sure what's supposed to be bad about any of that. These just seem like normal interest groups, same as they had when I was in college.yuekit
- This is obviously not just about interest groups. Don’t be so disingenuousGnash
- Do you consider a Japanese or Korean culture club an example of segregation? Of course you can find cases where people take it too far, but the fact that stuffyuekit
- like this is included in their statistics (the ones drgs listed above) makes it hard to take seriously.yuekit