The War on Whitey: How “Education” Is Fanning the Flames of Racial Division

Meanwhile, white kids are herded into separate classrooms and taught to raise their “awareness of the prevalence of Whiteness and privilege,” challenge “notions of colorblindness (and) assumptions of ‘normal,’ ‘good,’ and ‘American’” and “understand and own European ancestry and see the tie to privilege.”

But with a couple of changes:

Meanwhile, white black kids are herded into separate classrooms and taught to raise their “awareness of the prevalence of Whiteness blackness…

I imagine rubbing it in that black kids are black would be frowned upon, as would racial stereotyping. For example, what if they used a statistic that said black and Hispanic men make up almost 60% of the prison population, and then told the black and Hispanic kids that by nature of their skin color, they were more likely to end up incarcerated? What if they had whole curriculums warning these kids that they’re destined for prison? Would that be as okay as telling kids they need to become aware of their “whiteness?” Because it’s basically the same thing.

By the way, it isn’t just the fancy Bank Street School teaching this stuff.

The same slides point out that a number of leading private schools across the country also have segregated students by “race-based affinity groups.” It lists several in New York, including Riverdale Country School, Brooklyn Friends School, The Cathedral School, The Calhoun School, Ethical Culture Fieldston School, and Little Red School House and Elisabeth Irwin High School. (NY Post)

Racism against white people is part of some college curriculums too.

The anti-white programming doesn’t stop at high school graduation, either. Across America, colleges and universities are discussing the societal ills caused by white people. Lily Dane of The Daily Sheeple reported:

In the upcoming spring 2017 semester, two taxpayer-funded American universities – the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Colorado Denver – will offer undergraduate courses focused exclusively on how “whiteness” is a serious social problem…

Let’s switch that around:

…two taxpayer-funded American universities … will offer undergraduate courses focused exclusively on how “whiteness” “blackness” is a serious social problem.

Oh my God! Our tax dollars are being used to say bad things about black people. Call the ACLU! Call the NAACP! This must be stopped!

Back to The Daily Sheeple:

The University of Wisconsin course is called The Problem of Whiteness…

The University of Colorado’s course is titled Problematizing Whiteness: Educating for Racial Justice…

I’ll bet these courses would not be acceptable at all:

The University of Wisconsin course is called The Problem of Whiteness Blackness…

The University of Colorado’s course is titled Problematizing WhitenessBlackness: Educating for Racial Justice.

The Daily Sheeple article continues:

Northwestern currently offers another 6-part workshop series titled Deconstructing Whiteness. A flier for the program states that the course is intended to answer questions white students might have about race such as “Why do I have to feel guilty about being white?” or “How can I talk about race as a white person?” or “What does it mean to be white?”

But what if the workshop was about the horrors of being black?

Northwestern currently offers another 6-part workshop series titled Deconstructing Whiteness Blackness. A flier for the program states that the course is intended to answer questions white black students might have about race such as “Why do I have to feel guilty about being white black?” or “How can I talk about race as a white black person?” or “What does it mean to be white black?

It’s a mind-boggling double standard.

One of the (many) reasons I pulled my daughter out of public high school was that they had the kids filling out demographic information on a weekly basis for various state-standard assignments. But “white” and “caucasian” were not options. For some reason, my daughter had to choose “other” as her race. She was bothered by this and made her own check box with her own race.

I received call after call from the school about her “uncooperativeness.” They wanted me to coerce her into checking the “other” box. Instead, I pulled her out of that ridiculous system and we began homeschooling/unschooling. I’m lucky that I’m in a position to do that, but many parents are not, and their kids are subjected to this anti-white brainwashing 5 days a week.

These days, it’s socially acceptable to belittle, degrade, and cause guilt to people who are white. But when you turn that stuff around and make it about people of color, it would be horrifying to most people, myself included.

This is not okay. It just causes more division.

You can’t correct racism against black people by teaching racism against white people.