A series of videos were published online this week showing masked students at Syracuse University blocking traffic to bring attention to a series of alleged racial incidents that have taken place on campus.
Wake Forest University recently launched a program called “Beyond Whiteness” that was designed to introduce students to “diverse” perspectives during their study of the Classical languages. The university calls the tendency to focus on white authors, artists, and scholars in the study of the classics as “misleading and damaging.”
Young America’s Foundation spokesperson Spencer Brown told Breitbart News that having “multicultural centers” at universities have actually had a reverse effect on campus culture, as they further separated students by sowing “discord and division” on campus. Brown spoke to host Alex Marlow for a Friday interview on SiriusXM’s Breitbart News Daily.
A woman who appeared to be a student at the University of Virginia was caught on video announcing that as a “POC” she felt “uncomfortable” at the sight of “too many white people” inside the school’s new Multicultural Student Center (MSC). The university has said that the center is open to “all members of the University community.”
A guest speaker at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, will ask students to reflect on their internal “whiteness” during an event scheduled for Tuesday evening.
Students that attended a recent workshop at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York, were reportedly told that “all white people are racist.” The popular “Undoing Racism” workshop has been offered at dozens of universities around the country since its introduction in 2010.
A professor from the University of Arizona argued last week that the term “white privilege” should be replaced with the term “white immunity.” The term was created to suggest that white Americans are “immune” to poor treatment by society.
Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota, hosted a lecture dedicated to helping “white people” rec0gnize the “nasty little racist inside them.” The event was hosted as part of a series of sessions in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Yale University announced this week that it is killing off a popular art history course after students claimed that they were “uneasy” over the course’s focus on white male artists.
A scholar that is set to lead a workshop on race at the University of Oklahoma once argued being on time is a “white supremacist” concept.
Scottish Police are investigating a possible “hate speech” crime after signs appeared throughout Perth reading: “It’s okay to be white.”
The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse recently hosted a “Hate/Bias Response Symposium,” which included several sessions, such as “Fat is a Social Justice Issue, Too,” “Navigating Masculinity Through Trans Identity,” as well as one session focused on “Challenging Straight White College Men” to be social justice warriors.
Student activists at the University of Notre Dame are calling for the removal of white authors from the university curriculum. According to the students, “diversifying the canon helps eliminate the violence of only privileging white scholarship.”
The student government at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana, recently approved an “equity fee” seeking to impose an additional cost of $240 on each student in order to fund a new program aiming to support black and “marginalized” students at the private university.
Students at Williams College are boycotting the English Department arguing that the curriculum prioritizes white authors over non-white authors.
The president of Michigan State University, Samuel Stanley, sent an email to the entire student body addressing several instances that have caused “concern and anger” on campus. In his email, the university president likened a recent Customs and Border Patrol visit to vandalism, among other issues on campus.
Michigan State University Professor Saleem Alhabash is apologizing for sending a slur-filled survey riddled with racist and homophobic language to students. Professor Alhabash claims that his intent for sending out such a survey was to show students that “these messages do unfortunately exist.”
A guest lecturer at Ball State University recently made the case that using proper grammar is a symptom of America’s “white supremacist” culture.
On Wednesday evening, Yale University hosted Soleil Ho, a podcaster that argues that American food culture is racist.
A 20-strong gang set upon four tree surgeons in Rochdale, England, calling them “white bastards” and cutting off a teenage worker’s hand with an axe.
The University of Alabama dean who argued that the American flag is racist was paid $350,000 to resign from his post according to documents obtained by local media sources.
San Diego City College hosted an event allegedly examining “white supremacy” earlier this month, which labeled “Make America Great Again” as an instance of “covert white supremacy.”
A professor at Dartmouth College wants to create a mandatory course on “white privilege” for college students around the country.
A prestigious Scottish university arranged an event titled “Resisting Whiteness” where white people were to be banned from speaking.
Professor Kyle Kusz at the University of Rhode Island argues in a recent book that Patriots quarterback Tom Brady owes his popularity, at least in part, to a recent wave of “white supremacy” in America.
Western Connecticut State University professor Daniel Barrett says that he is “blinded” by his own “whiteness,” and wants it to go away. The professor adds that individuals with less melanin in their skin are contributing to the destruction of the environment, among other problems.
Teachers at Cherry Creek School District in Colorado were asked to take a “white privilege” survey to make sure that they “reflect on their own racial identity and to think about how their experience in the world shapes their identity.”
Diversity officials at the University of South Dakota are asking white students to consider if they are “taking up” too much “space” on campus.
Leftist educators around the nation are campaigning to eradicate “racism” and “whiteness” from math curricula.
A group of four underage youths were arrested Tuesday after targetting a private school in the commune of Valence claiming that they were there to “beat whites.”
A professor at SUNY Old Westbury wrote in a blog post entitled “Seeing poor white people makes me happy” that he considered kicking a homeless person in the face because he was a “white boy.”
Rutgers University in Newark, New Jersey, is scheduled to host an unusual event this week entitled “Recognizing and Dismantling White Organizational Culture.”
The New York City public school system has come under fire this week over a job listing that was only open to “teachers of color.”
A recent column published in Quillette by journalist and UC Berkeley fellowship recipient Zaid Jilani questions the effectiveness of the “white privilege” training become more popular around the Western world.
An aspiring police officer who was denied a job in his local police force because he was white, straight, and male has won his appeal against the decision.
The University of Colorado Denver currently offers a course entitled “Problematizing Whiteness.”
The New York City Department of Education has instructed its teachers that “objectivity” and “individuals” are “white supremacist” concepts.
A judiciary panel at the University of Georgia has concluded that a teaching assistant and graduate student who came under scrutiny last January for making racially charged statements did not violate the student code of conduct. The graduate student had been accused of purposefully omitting a trespassing arrest from his UGA admissions application, among other allegations.
The University of Georgia might expel a teaching assistant and graduate student who went viral last January after saying that “some white people might have to die” in order to achieve racial justice, among other racially charged statements, for omitting his arrest record from his admissions application.
The BBC has come under fire for airing a rap video which appears to glamourise south Asian men using “white girls” as prostitutes and drug dealers.
