Sunday, July 16, 2017

Black Racism

NYU librarian laments 'fatigue' from 'presence of white people'
Of course there is no chance that her persistent activism as an SJW in the middle of a predominantly white gathering had anything to do with her racial "weariness" issues. Undoubtedly the rest of the attendendees got a belly-full of her arrogant sacred imprecations regarding the failures of the whites, and even the oppression of their profession. So I imagine that she did get weary of folks politely telling her to knock it off.

Here's Glenn Reynolds' take on her situation:
YOU KNOW, STUFF LIKE THIS MAKES ME WONDER WHY WE EVER BOTHERED TO END SEGREGATION. IT’S JUST SO STRESSFUL BEING IN AN INTEGRATED ENVIRONMENT WHERE PEOPLE ARE DIFFERENT FROM YOU. NYU librarian laments ‘fatigue’ from ‘presence of white people.
If you could send these stories back to 1964, would we even have a Civil Rights Act? Or would most of America have knocked itself unconscious from the massive face-palming?
She admits to being comfortable with her own race, and that helped with the negativity of having to associate with whites.

From this one case might we assume that blacks want "in" to white culture so long as there are no whites there?

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