Race has arrived on the front doorstep of Towson University, and it’s a package no one wants to open. This fall Matthew Heimbach, a student at the public university in the Baltimore suburbs proposed starting a white student union. His calls attracted immediate attention; with his cloudy but very emphatic views on race, he’s excellent at courting
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Sounds like a reeeeeeal winner.
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you could fill a bingo card with this much fail
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And I used to think that it was just ignorance of how the world really works, which yeah, is true. But isn't it AWFULLY CONVENIENT that everyone (= everyone white) thinks racism is over?
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I just . . . did we step through a time warp to the 1940s while I was sleeping?
Last year his fledgling group Youth for Western Civilization pasted posters around Towson with slogans reading “White Pride,” as a test, Heimbach said, of the campus’s tolerance.
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On topic: Seriously, every fucking group on campus caters to white people except for, well, POC clubs. If this guy has his knickers in such a twist, he can always transfer to Bob Jones University.
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I was born and raised in the South, I have lived in South Carolina for 27 years. And YES, YES IT IS.
And guess what? You don't have a connection the Confederacy, you don't, the Confederate Government and the veterans that fought in the Civil War died long before your privileged white ass was even born.
What your 'connection is' isn't the Confederacy, its the romanticization of the Confederacy, a re-imagining of the South as a glorious and noble underdog fighting against the oppressive Union government, and trying desperately to hold onto their traditional white society. And you know what? It's still complete and utter bullshit.
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fetishizing any aspect of history (I'm thinking of the Constitution and the English and the "Classical" eras) seems to be a bad sign
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