https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13257943/UC-Berkeley-accused-systemic-racism-banning-white-people-community-farm.html
One of the most progressive and socially liberal schools in the country is cultivating controversy as it faces accusations of racism after it allegedly banned white residents from accessing a community farm on Saturdays.
Gill Tract Community Farm in nearby Albany has designated Saturdays exclusively for use by 'Black, Indigenous, and People of Color' (BIPOC) after a complaint was filed with the US Department of Education by the Mountain States Legal Foundation. The move has been denounced by some as an example of 'systemic racism'.
Gill Tract Farm was established in 2013 through a partnership between UC-Berkeley and the local communities it serves as a site for urban farming research. Part of the farm's ethos is to support the 'food justice' movement by cultivating crops for healthy meals.
William Trachman, general counsel for the Mountain States Legal Foundation has
criticized the university's stance. "UC-Berkeley thinks that racial segregation is progressive now, but it's no different than segregation of the past," Trachman told the New York Post. "Preventing Caucasians from accessing Berkeley's College of Natural Resources Farm on Saturdays is a clear violation
of Title VI, which bars educational institutions from engaging in or allowing race discrimination."
Trachman is calling for a comprehensive investigation into all UC-Berkeley programs to address what he has described as 'systemic racism'. UC-Berkeley has said they were unaware of the discrimination complaint until being contacted by the media.
"Saturdays are exclusively BIPOC. Exceptions have only been made for events that are BIPOC-centered and with plenty of advance notice and planning," an email sent by the garden's manager read. "I trust you stand in solidarity with
upholding boundaries around that safe and sacred space."
After being contacted about the allegations, a spokesperson for the university
denied all knowledge of the farm's special Saturday policy.
"The Gill Tract's website and calendar make no mention whatsoever of any program or activity of the sort described in the complaint. Having said that, the university takes complaints like this extremely seriously and I can assure
you that on Monday I will contact the appropriate people on campus in an effort to determine what the facts are," UC-Berkeley spokesman Dan Mogulof stated.
This controversy emerges against the backdrop of legal challenges to race-conscious admissions policies and diversity programs in higher education institutions, with concerns raised about possible reverse discrimination.
Recently, a federal discrimination complaint was filed against a Minnesota college scholarship exclusively available to black students, with similar claims targeting other race-based exclusionary programs at various institutions.
Last June the US Supreme Court ruled that race-conscious or 'affirmative action' college admissions policies were unconstitutional and had to be shelved.
Programs that appear race-conscious showing greater 'diversity, equity and inclusion' through programs specifically created to advance opportunities for black students and other minorities have since come under legal scrutiny, amid
complaints they in fact amount to reverse discrimination.
This not the first time far-left UC Berkeley has harvested controversy when it
comes to race. In August 2022 an off-campus co-op for students at the university named the 'Person of Color Theme House' banned white guests from entering common areas of the house. A list of house rules revealed how the occupants were told "many POC moved here to be able to avoid white violence and presence, so respect their decision of avoidance if you bring white guests".
While the student house aims to have an "inclusive' environment, the rules specifically state 'white guests are not allowed in common spaces'."
The accommodation, located close to Berkeley's campus, was a five-story, 30-room home that can house up to 56 students. The house is owned by a private
landlord.
But the 'rules' which were leaked on social media have caused outrage - with many people slamming the restrictions as 'racist' as others came forward and revealed their experience living in the co-op.
The house was set up as part of the Berkeley Student Cooperative, a program designed to bring affordable housing to students in California's Bay-area, and
'aims to provide housing to low-income, first generation, immigrant and marginalized students of color'.
According to the 'rules,' people that live there should 'avoid bringing parents/family members that express bigotry,' because 'Queer, Black, and Indigenous members should not have to avoid common spaces because of homophobic or racist parents/family members.'
Janet Gilmore, Senior Director of Strategic Communications at the University told DailyMail.com the house is not campus operated, meaning "it is not the role of the campus to comment".
Gilmore also said the University does have it's own Theme Programs, but they have no such policies like the one alleged in the Reddit image, and stated "Cal Housing Theme Programs do not discriminate on the basis of race, consistent with UC and campus policy. As this involves an off-campus non-affiliated landlord, the campus has no ability under the Code of Student Conduct to discipline the landlord."
On 4/2/2024 12:39 AM, BTR1701 wrote:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13257943/UC-Berkeley-accused-system
ic-racism-banning-white-people-community-farm.html
One of the most progressive and socially liberal schools in the country is cultivating controversy as it faces accusations of racism after it allegedly banned white residents from accessing a community farm on Saturdays.
Gill Tract Community Farm in nearby Albany has designated Saturdays exclusively for use by 'Black, Indigenous, and People of Color' (BIPOC) after a complaint was filed with the US Department of Education by the Mountain States Legal Foundation. The move has been denounced by some
as an example of 'systemic racism'.
Gill Tract Farm was established in 2013 through a partnership between UC-Berkeley and the local communities it serves as a site for urban farming research. Part of the farm's ethos is to support the 'food justice' movement by cultivating crops for healthy meals.
William Trachman, general counsel for the Mountain States Legal Foundation has criticized the university's stance. "UC-Berkeley thinks that racial segregation is progressive now, but it's no different than segregation of the past," Trachman told the New York Post. "Preventing Caucasians from accessing Berkeley's College of Natural Resources Farm on Saturdays is a clear violation of Title VI, which bars educational institutions from engaging in or allowing race discrimination."
Trachman is calling for a comprehensive investigation into all UC-Berkeley programs to address what he has described as 'systemic racism'. UC-Berkeley has said they were unaware of the discrimination complaint until being contacted by the media.
"Saturdays are exclusively BIPOC. Exceptions have only been made for events that are BIPOC-centered and with plenty of advance notice and planning," an email sent by the garden's manager read. "I trust you stand in solidarity with upholding boundaries around that safe and sacred space."
After being contacted about the allegations, a spokesperson for the university denied all knowledge of the farm's special Saturday policy.
"The Gill Tract's website and calendar make no mention whatsoever of any program or activity of the sort described in the complaint. Having said that, the university takes complaints like this extremely seriously and
I can assure you that on Monday I will contact the appropriate people on campus in an effort to determine what the facts are," UC-Berkeley
spokesman Dan Mogulof stated.
Stupid, but maybe too un-representative to prevail.
In article
<17c2945fd5df91bc$169747$3716115$2d54864@news.newsdemon.com>,
moviePig <never@nothere.com> wrote:
On 4/2/2024 12:39 AM, BTR1701 wrote:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13257943/UC-Berkeley-accused-system
ic-racism-banning-white-people-community-farm.html
One of the most progressive and socially liberal schools in the country is >>> cultivating controversy as it faces accusations of racism after it
allegedly banned white residents from accessing a community farm on
Saturdays.
Gill Tract Community Farm in nearby Albany has designated Saturdays
exclusively for use by 'Black, Indigenous, and People of Color' (BIPOC)
after a complaint was filed with the US Department of Education by the
Mountain States Legal Foundation. The move has been denounced by some
as an example of 'systemic racism'.
Gill Tract Farm was established in 2013 through a partnership between
UC-Berkeley and the local communities it serves as a site for urban farming >>> research. Part of the farm's ethos is to support the 'food justice'
movement by cultivating crops for healthy meals.
William Trachman, general counsel for the Mountain States Legal Foundation >>> has criticized the university's stance. "UC-Berkeley thinks that racial
segregation is progressive now, but it's no different than segregation of >>> the past," Trachman told the New York Post. "Preventing Caucasians from
accessing Berkeley's College of Natural Resources Farm on Saturdays is a >>> clear violation of Title VI, which bars educational institutions from
engaging in or allowing race discrimination."
Trachman is calling for a comprehensive investigation into all UC-Berkeley >>> programs to address what he has described as 'systemic racism'. UC-Berkeley >>> has said they were unaware of the discrimination complaint until being
contacted by the media.
"Saturdays are exclusively BIPOC. Exceptions have only been made for events >>> that are BIPOC-centered and with plenty of advance notice and planning," an >>> email sent by the garden's manager read. "I trust you stand in solidarity >>> with upholding boundaries around that safe and sacred space."
After being contacted about the allegations, a spokesperson for the
university denied all knowledge of the farm's special Saturday policy.
"The Gill Tract's website and calendar make no mention whatsoever of any >>> program or activity of the sort described in the complaint. Having said
that, the university takes complaints like this extremely seriously and
I can assure you that on Monday I will contact the appropriate people on >>> campus in an effort to determine what the facts are," UC-Berkeley
spokesman Dan Mogulof stated.
Stupid, but maybe too un-representative to prevail.
Day after day comes incident after incident showing this sort of thing
is hardly unrepresentative. 'Progressive' leftism, particularly in
academia, is openly racist toward white people, and people like you,
Effa, and Hutt never condemn it. You just shrug and brush each one off
as an "isolated anomaly".
On 4/2/24 6:11 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
Day after day comes incident after incident showing this sort of thing
is hardly unrepresentative. 'Progressive' leftism, particularly in
academia, is openly racist toward white people, and people like you,
Effa, and Hutt never condemn it. You just shrug and brush each one off
as an "isolated anomaly".
You spent four solid years not condemning anything. Not rape, not calls
for termination of the constitution, not insurrection, not fraud, not
gross negligence, not lies, not cheating... practically nothing.
One of the most progressive and socially liberal schools in the country iscultivating controversy as it faces accusations of racism after it
Gill Tract Community Farm in nearby Albany has designated Saturdaysexclusively for use by 'Black, Indigenous, and People of Color' (BIPOC)
Gill Tract Farm was established in 2013 through a partnership betweenUC-Berkeley and the local communities it serves as a site for urban farming research. Part of the farm's ethos is to support the 'food justice'
On 4/2/24 6:11 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
In article
<17c2945fd5df91bc$169747$3716115$2d54864@news.newsdemon.com>,
moviePig <never@nothere.com> wrote:
On 4/2/2024 12:39 AM, BTR1701 wrote:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13257943/UC-Berkeley-accused-system
ic-racism-banning-white-people-community-farm.html
One of the most progressive and socially liberal schools in the country is
cultivating controversy as it faces accusations of racism after it
allegedly banned white residents from accessing a community farm on
Saturdays.
Gill Tract Community Farm in nearby Albany has designated Saturdays
exclusively for use by 'Black, Indigenous, and People of Color' (BIPOC) >>>> after a complaint was filed with the US Department of Education by the >>>> Mountain States Legal Foundation. The move has been denounced by some >>>> as an example of 'systemic racism'.
Gill Tract Farm was established in 2013 through a partnership between >>>> UC-Berkeley and the local communities it serves as a site for urban farming
research. Part of the farm's ethos is to support the 'food justice'
movement by cultivating crops for healthy meals.
William Trachman, general counsel for the Mountain States Legal Foundation
has criticized the university's stance. "UC-Berkeley thinks that racial >>>> segregation is progressive now, but it's no different than segregation of >>>> the past," Trachman told the New York Post. "Preventing Caucasians from >>>> accessing Berkeley's College of Natural Resources Farm on Saturdays is a >>>> clear violation of Title VI, which bars educational institutions from >>>> engaging in or allowing race discrimination."
Trachman is calling for a comprehensive investigation into all UC-Berkeley
programs to address what he has described as 'systemic racism'. UC-Berkeley
has said they were unaware of the discrimination complaint until being >>>> contacted by the media.
"Saturdays are exclusively BIPOC. Exceptions have only been made for events
that are BIPOC-centered and with plenty of advance notice and planning," an
email sent by the garden's manager read. "I trust you stand in solidarity >>>> with upholding boundaries around that safe and sacred space."
After being contacted about the allegations, a spokesperson for the
university denied all knowledge of the farm's special Saturday policy. >>>>
"The Gill Tract's website and calendar make no mention whatsoever of any >>>> program or activity of the sort described in the complaint. Having said >>>> that, the university takes complaints like this extremely seriously and >>>> I can assure you that on Monday I will contact the appropriate people on >>>> campus in an effort to determine what the facts are," UC-Berkeley
spokesman Dan Mogulof stated.
Stupid, but maybe too un-representative to prevail.
Day after day comes incident after incident showing this sort of thing
is hardly unrepresentative. 'Progressive' leftism, particularly in
academia, is openly racist toward white people, and people like you,
Effa, and Hutt never condemn it. You just shrug and brush each one off
as an "isolated anomaly".
You spent four solid years not condemning anything. Not rape, not calls
for termination of the constitution, not insurrection, not fraud, not
gross negligence, not lies, not cheating... practically nothing.
And shouldn't we all go by the same standard?
In article
<17c2945fd5df91bc$169747$3716115$2d54864@news.newsdemon.com>,
moviePig <never@nothere.com> wrote:
On 4/2/2024 12:39 AM, BTR1701 wrote:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13257943/UC-Berkeley-accused-system
ic-racism-banning-white-people-community-farm.html
One of the most progressive and socially liberal schools in the country is >>> cultivating controversy as it faces accusations of racism after it
allegedly banned white residents from accessing a community farm on
Saturdays.
Gill Tract Community Farm in nearby Albany has designated Saturdays
exclusively for use by 'Black, Indigenous, and People of Color' (BIPOC)
after a complaint was filed with the US Department of Education by the
Mountain States Legal Foundation. The move has been denounced by some
as an example of 'systemic racism'.
Gill Tract Farm was established in 2013 through a partnership between
UC-Berkeley and the local communities it serves as a site for urban farming >>> research. Part of the farm's ethos is to support the 'food justice'
movement by cultivating crops for healthy meals.
William Trachman, general counsel for the Mountain States Legal Foundation >>> has criticized the university's stance. "UC-Berkeley thinks that racial
segregation is progressive now, but it's no different than segregation of >>> the past," Trachman told the New York Post. "Preventing Caucasians from
accessing Berkeley's College of Natural Resources Farm on Saturdays is a >>> clear violation of Title VI, which bars educational institutions from
engaging in or allowing race discrimination."
Trachman is calling for a comprehensive investigation into all UC-Berkeley >>> programs to address what he has described as 'systemic racism'. UC-Berkeley >>> has said they were unaware of the discrimination complaint until being
contacted by the media.
"Saturdays are exclusively BIPOC. Exceptions have only been made for events >>> that are BIPOC-centered and with plenty of advance notice and planning," an >>> email sent by the garden's manager read. "I trust you stand in solidarity >>> with upholding boundaries around that safe and sacred space."
After being contacted about the allegations, a spokesperson for the
university denied all knowledge of the farm's special Saturday policy.
"The Gill Tract's website and calendar make no mention whatsoever of any >>> program or activity of the sort described in the complaint. Having said
that, the university takes complaints like this extremely seriously and
I can assure you that on Monday I will contact the appropriate people on >>> campus in an effort to determine what the facts are," UC-Berkeley
spokesman Dan Mogulof stated.
Stupid, but maybe too un-representative to prevail.
Day after day comes incident after incident showing this sort of thing
is hardly unrepresentative. 'Progressive' leftism, particularly in
academia, is openly racist toward white people, and people like you,
Effa, and Hutt never condemn it. You just shrug and brush each one off
as an "isolated anomaly".
On 4/2/24 5:11 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
In article
<17c2945fd5df91bc$169747$3716115$2d54864@news.newsdemon.com>,
moviePig <never@nothere.com> wrote:
On 4/2/2024 12:39 AM, BTR1701 wrote:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13257943/UC-Berkeley-accused-syst
emic-racism-banning-white-people-community-farm.html
One of the most progressive and socially liberal schools in the country >>> is cultivating controversy as it faces accusations of racism after it
allegedly banned white residents from accessing a community farm on
Saturdays.
Gill Tract Community Farm in nearby Albany has designated Saturdays
exclusively for use by 'Black, Indigenous, and People of Color' (BIPOC) >>> after a complaint was filed with the US Department of Education by the >>> Mountain States Legal Foundation. The move has been denounced by some
as an example of 'systemic racism'.
Gill Tract Farm was established in 2013 through a partnership between
UC-Berkeley and the local communities it serves as a site for urban
farming research. Part of the farm's ethos is to support the 'food
justice' movement by cultivating crops for healthy meals.
William Trachman, general counsel for the Mountain States Legal
Foundation has criticized the university's stance. "UC-Berkeley thinks >>> that racial segregation is progressive now, but it's no different than >>> segregation of the past," Trachman told the New York Post. "Preventing >>> Caucasians from accessing Berkeley's College of Natural Resources Farm >>> on Saturdays is a clear violation of Title VI, which bars educational
institutions from engaging in or allowing race discrimination."
Trachman is calling for a comprehensive investigation into all
UC-Berkeley programs to address what he has described as 'systemic
racism'. UC-Berkeley has said they were unaware of the discrimination
complaint until being contacted by the media.
"Saturdays are exclusively BIPOC. Exceptions have only been made for
events that are BIPOC-centered and with plenty of advance notice and
planning," an email sent by the garden's manager read. "I trust you
stand in solidarity with upholding boundaries around that safe and
sacred space."
After being contacted about the allegations, a spokesperson for the
university denied all knowledge of the farm's special Saturday policy. >>>
"The Gill Tract's website and calendar make no mention whatsoever of any >>> program or activity of the sort described in the complaint. Having said >>> that, the university takes complaints like this extremely seriously and >>> I can assure you that on Monday I will contact the appropriate people on >>> campus in an effort to determine what the facts are," UC-Berkeley
spokesman Dan Mogulof stated.
Stupid, but maybe too un-representative to prevail.
Day after day comes incident after incident showing this sort of thing
is hardly unrepresentative. 'Progressive' leftism, particularly in academia, is openly racist toward white people, and people like you,
Effa, and Hutt never condemn it. You just shrug and brush each one off
as an "isolated anomaly".
They sound like a bunch of fags that spend too
much time in circle jerks to get anything accomplished.
In article
<17c30908ccb6086a$139915$2820980$c4d58e68@news.newsdemon.com>,
trotsky <gmsingh@email.com> wrote:
On 4/2/24 5:11 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
In article
<17c2945fd5df91bc$169747$3716115$2d54864@news.newsdemon.com>,
moviePig <never@nothere.com> wrote:
On 4/2/2024 12:39 AM, BTR1701 wrote:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13257943/UC-Berkeley-accused-syst
emic-racism-banning-white-people-community-farm.html
One of the most progressive and socially liberal schools in the country >>>>> is cultivating controversy as it faces accusations of racism after it >>>>> allegedly banned white residents from accessing a community farm on
Saturdays.
Gill Tract Community Farm in nearby Albany has designated Saturdays
exclusively for use by 'Black, Indigenous, and People of Color' (BIPOC) >>>>> after a complaint was filed with the US Department of Education by the >>>>> Mountain States Legal Foundation. The move has been denounced by some >>>>> as an example of 'systemic racism'.
Gill Tract Farm was established in 2013 through a partnership between >>>>> UC-Berkeley and the local communities it serves as a site for urban
farming research. Part of the farm's ethos is to support the 'food
justice' movement by cultivating crops for healthy meals.
William Trachman, general counsel for the Mountain States Legal
Foundation has criticized the university's stance. "UC-Berkeley thinks >>>>> that racial segregation is progressive now, but it's no different than >>>>> segregation of the past," Trachman told the New York Post. "Preventing >>>>> Caucasians from accessing Berkeley's College of Natural Resources Farm >>>>> on Saturdays is a clear violation of Title VI, which bars educational >>>>> institutions from engaging in or allowing race discrimination."
Trachman is calling for a comprehensive investigation into all
UC-Berkeley programs to address what he has described as 'systemic
racism'. UC-Berkeley has said they were unaware of the discrimination >>>>> complaint until being contacted by the media.
"Saturdays are exclusively BIPOC. Exceptions have only been made for >>>>> events that are BIPOC-centered and with plenty of advance notice and >>>>> planning," an email sent by the garden's manager read. "I trust you
stand in solidarity with upholding boundaries around that safe and
sacred space."
After being contacted about the allegations, a spokesperson for the
university denied all knowledge of the farm's special Saturday policy. >>>>>
"The Gill Tract's website and calendar make no mention whatsoever of any >>>>> program or activity of the sort described in the complaint. Having said >>>>> that, the university takes complaints like this extremely seriously and >>>>> I can assure you that on Monday I will contact the appropriate people on >>>>> campus in an effort to determine what the facts are," UC-Berkeley
spokesman Dan Mogulof stated.
Stupid, but maybe too un-representative to prevail.
Day after day comes incident after incident showing this sort of thing
is hardly unrepresentative. 'Progressive' leftism, particularly in
academia, is openly racist toward white people, and people like you,
Effa, and Hutt never condemn it. You just shrug and brush each one off
as an "isolated anomaly".
They sound like a bunch of fags that spend too
much time in circle jerks to get anything accomplished.
Oh, look, there's Hutt using the 'f-word', the gay equivalent of the 'n-word', but he won't be called a bigot or a homophobe by either Effa
or moviePig for it.
Their moral outrage over bigotry and homophobia seems to have a
convenient blind-spot when it comes to their favorite misshapen remora.
Gray-Garcia later referred to modern medicine as "white science" and inveighed >against the "occupation" of "Turtle Island"-- that is, the United States-- >before asking students to stand for a second prayer. This time, nearly >everyone rose.
On Thu, 04 Apr 2024 02:20:58 +0000, BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
Gray-Garcia later referred to modern medicine as "white science" and inveighed
against the "occupation" of "Turtle Island"-- that is, the United States-- >>before asking students to stand for a second prayer. This time, nearly >>everyone rose.
Well actually "Turtle Island" refers to all of continental North
America not just the United States.
Had I been present I probably would have walked out at that point had
I not already walked out earlier and would have been more than happy
to explain why to any of my professors.
I would have started with something along the lines of not tolerating
racism nor feeling a duty to listening to lectures by racists.
On 4/4/24 3:26 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
In article
<17c30908ccb6086a$139915$2820980$c4d58e68@news.newsdemon.com>,
trotsky <gmsingh@email.com> wrote:
They sound like a bunch of fags that spend too
much time in circle jerks to get anything accomplished.
Oh, look, there's Hutt using the 'f-word', the gay equivalent of the 'n-word', but he won't be called a bigot or a homophobe by either Effa
or moviePig for it.
Their moral outrage over bigotry and homophobia seems to have a
convenient blind-spot when it comes to their favorite misshapen remora.
I don't baby sit for him. He's an adult.
On Thu, 04 Apr 2024 02:20:58 +0000, BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> wrote:
Gray-Garcia later referred to modern medicine as "white science" and >inveighed against the "occupation" of "Turtle Island"-- that is, the
United States-- before asking students to stand for a second prayer.
This time, nearly everyone rose.
Well actually "Turtle Island" refers to all of continental North
America not just the United States.
Had I been present I probably would have walked out at that point had
I not already walked out earlier and would have been more than happy
to explain why to any of my professors.
I would have started with something along the lines of not tolerating
racism nor feeling a duty to listening to lectures by racists.
In article
<17c30908ccb6086a$139915$2820980$c4d58e68@news.newsdemon.com>,
trotsky <gmsingh@email.com> wrote:
On 4/2/24 5:11 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
In article
<17c2945fd5df91bc$169747$3716115$2d54864@news.newsdemon.com>,
moviePig <never@nothere.com> wrote:
On 4/2/2024 12:39 AM, BTR1701 wrote:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13257943/UC-Berkeley-accused-syst
emic-racism-banning-white-people-community-farm.html
One of the most progressive and socially liberal schools in the country >>>>> is cultivating controversy as it faces accusations of racism after it >>>>> allegedly banned white residents from accessing a community farm on
Saturdays.
Gill Tract Community Farm in nearby Albany has designated Saturdays
exclusively for use by 'Black, Indigenous, and People of Color' (BIPOC) >>>>> after a complaint was filed with the US Department of Education by the >>>>> Mountain States Legal Foundation. The move has been denounced by some >>>>> as an example of 'systemic racism'.
Gill Tract Farm was established in 2013 through a partnership between >>>>> UC-Berkeley and the local communities it serves as a site for urban
farming research. Part of the farm's ethos is to support the 'food
justice' movement by cultivating crops for healthy meals.
William Trachman, general counsel for the Mountain States Legal
Foundation has criticized the university's stance. "UC-Berkeley thinks >>>>> that racial segregation is progressive now, but it's no different than >>>>> segregation of the past," Trachman told the New York Post. "Preventing >>>>> Caucasians from accessing Berkeley's College of Natural Resources Farm >>>>> on Saturdays is a clear violation of Title VI, which bars educational >>>>> institutions from engaging in or allowing race discrimination."
Trachman is calling for a comprehensive investigation into all
UC-Berkeley programs to address what he has described as 'systemic
racism'. UC-Berkeley has said they were unaware of the discrimination >>>>> complaint until being contacted by the media.
"Saturdays are exclusively BIPOC. Exceptions have only been made for >>>>> events that are BIPOC-centered and with plenty of advance notice and >>>>> planning," an email sent by the garden's manager read. "I trust you
stand in solidarity with upholding boundaries around that safe and
sacred space."
After being contacted about the allegations, a spokesperson for the
university denied all knowledge of the farm's special Saturday policy. >>>>>
"The Gill Tract's website and calendar make no mention whatsoever of any >>>>> program or activity of the sort described in the complaint. Having said >>>>> that, the university takes complaints like this extremely seriously and >>>>> I can assure you that on Monday I will contact the appropriate people on >>>>> campus in an effort to determine what the facts are," UC-Berkeley
spokesman Dan Mogulof stated.
Stupid, but maybe too un-representative to prevail.
Day after day comes incident after incident showing this sort of thing
is hardly unrepresentative. 'Progressive' leftism, particularly in
academia, is openly racist toward white people, and people like you,
Effa, and Hutt never condemn it. You just shrug and brush each one off
as an "isolated anomaly".
They sound like a bunch of fags that spend too
much time in circle jerks to get anything accomplished.
Oh, look, there's Hutt using the 'f-word', the gay equivalent of the 'n-word', but he won't be called a bigot or a homophobe by either Effa
or moviePig for it.
Their moral outrage over bigotry and homophobia seems to have a
convenient blind-spot when it comes to their favorite misshapen remora.
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