Total of Eight Attendees for Yale Racism Workshop

Build it and they will come. Unless what you build is a steaming mound of moonbattery:

[Last] Monday in “honor of the work of Martin Luther King Jr. and Liberation Week,” Yale University’s Dwight Hall and Afro-American Cultural Center co-hosted a workshop on race and racism.

As reported by the Yale Daily News, the workshop was led by Barb Mangle who’s identified as “an activist and former professor at Quinnipiac University.”

The College Fix discovered that her name is actually Nangle, that she currently works at Yale, and that her background is in yelping corrosively about the evils of whiteness.

The Yale News reports:

The workshop focused on the role racism plays in our society and the phenomenon of white privilege. It began with a set of ground rules set forth by the attendees that emphasized the importance of balancing passion and reason, speaking from personal experience and speaking truth to power. This was followed by a group exercise which focused on how to address racism when it comes up in conversation, a discussion of the race-based assumptions that exist in society and a brief lecture on privilege from Mangle.

Nangle’s name is hilariously mangled throughout the Yale News piece.

Still more hilarious is the total attendance: eight moonbats.

Looks like even at a bastion of moonbattery like Yale, people have had their fill. That’s the problem with making attendance voluntary.

On a tip from Dragon’s Lair. Hat tip: Legal Insurrection.