UC Berkeley hosted a three-day conference on “Right-Wing Studies” appearing to conflate politically right of center views with white supremacy and other forms of extremism.
Controversial Trinity College Professor Johnny Eric Williams wrote that “whiteness is terrorism” in a recent social media post. Underscoring the extremism present on many college campuses, Williams claimed his comments are “not controversial in the academy.”
Faculty and staff at Wake Forest University are hosting racially segregated “listening sessions” in an attempt to advance inclusivity, according to a report by the College Fix. This action is being taken in response to students and staff calling on university officials to adopt a zero-tolerance policy for “white supremacy” which they allege has plagued the campus via Instagram posts and yearbook photos from the 1980s.
A 37-year-old man was convicted of assault and uttering threats after he verbally and physically attacked French police labelling them “dirty whites.”
The University of Kansas will be offering a new course called “Angry White Male Studies” beginning in the 2019 fall semester. The course is said to examine the “angry white male” and the “deeper sources of this emotional state while evaluating recent manifestations of male anger.”
A politics course at the University of Colorado, Denver, has intentionally removed all white authors from its syllabus.
University of Washington Student Newspaper Attacks White People for Learning About Their Own Ancestry
EU nations have been told to bring in measures promoting ethnic minorities in the workplace, to ensure the bloc has “the diversity Europe needs to remain relevant” in a global economy. Institutions including the Organization for Security and Co-operation in
An associate professor at the University of Georgia is claiming that white women are unknowingly creating a “dangerous situation” and perpetuating racism against “black and brown children” by becoming teachers in schools where most of the students are minorities.
San Diego State University will be hosting a “safe space” workshop on “racial healing” for minority students next week aimed at helping “POC navigate racialized spaces” in college and in the workforce.
A guest lecturer at Boston University last week told students that it is “dangerous” for white students to not see race.
An employment tribunal has determined that Cheshire Police abused “positive action” legislation to unlawfully discriminate against an “exceptional” candidate for being a straight white male in a first-of-its-kind ruling.
The University of Buffalo, SUNY is hosting a symposium in April called the “The Whiteness of American Architecture” for the purpose of discussing “a critical history of the white cultural nationalisms” and “the renewed sense of white nativism and the rise of white nationalist groups” now that President Donald Trump has been elected.
Dickinson College in Pennsylvania published an op-ed in its student newspaper claiming that the world needs to be saved from “the white man,” arguing that white men have “become obsolete” and “have yet to demonstrate any collective competence in treating people as human beings.”
The University of Iowa has canceled a scheduled “whiteness” workshop after it received criticism and scrutiny from the community.
The prestigious Williams College in Massachusetts is scheduled to host a “Processing Whiteness” workshop for its faculty and students.
Yale University Student Newspaper: ‘I’m Watching You, White Boy’
Dickinson College in Pennsylvania published an op-ed in its student newspaper arguing that “white boys” should no longer be “allowed to talk,” due to the lack of melanin in their skin. The author argues that white males are not qualified to share their opinions and should be silenced.
Indiana University—Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) is hosting a “White Racial Literacy Project” aimed at making white students aware that they have racist thoughts and unknowingly commit racist acts. Events are racially segregated, in which speakers are expected to help white students understand how they can change.
The prestigious Cooper Union School, a private college in New York City, hosted a bizarre lecture on Tuesday about the “whiteness” of architecture.
Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri, is considering the implementation of “Witnessing Whiteness,” a new program that will encourage white students to discuss and come to terms with their own racism and white privilege.
A teaching assistant at the University of Georgia has doubled down after falling under scrutiny for making anti-white statements on social media, and suggesting that violence should not be ruled out in the pursuit of racial justice.
MRC NewsBusters reports that, between Saturday night and Monday morning, NBC, ABC and CBS spent 19 minutes, 5 seconds of air time on smears of racism against the Catholic teens who were confronted by left-wing activists. The networks, however, devoted only 58 seconds to the actual March for Life event held Friday on the National Mall in Washington, DC.
Evergreen State College is hosting a weekly workshop for white students who want to “unlearn” their “whiteness.”
New reports this week revealed a pending lawsuit against two top law reviews over their alleged discrimination against white and male candidates.
DePauw University is forcing its students to attend left-leaning sessions with topics including “white fragility” and “constructions of masculinity” in order to retain “Gold Commitment” status, which provides free classes and career opportunities for graduates.
The president of Rutgers University said this week that he wants to take a second look at professor James Livingston, who wrote “I hate white people” on Facebook.
The University of California, Berkeley, is offering a course entitled “Deconstructing Whiteness” this semester on campus.
Rutgers professor James Livingston has officially been sanctioned by the university for a series of anti-white Facebook rants made earlier this year. Campus free speech group FIRE is defending the embattled professor from the university.
A new column published by the Atlantic this week attempts to explain why condemning white people has become popular in American culture.
The New York Times has put in a lot of effort to retain an employee who apparently hates them.
Tech news site the Verge published an editorial piece recently defending New York Times tech writer Sarah Jeong’s racist tweets.
Rutgers Professor James Livingston was banned from two major social media platforms after stories about his unusual anti-white rant went viral last month.
A Rutgers professor is walking back his controversial remarks about misbehaving white children after they stirred a substantial backlash last week, including a ban from the Harlem Shake diner described in his post.
A course at Hobart and William Smith College in Geneva, New York, argues that the concept of “objectivity” is a myth created by white people.
Rutgers Professor James Livingston went on an unusual Facebook rant this week about poorly behaved white children at a New York City diner. But the owners of the diner fired back, calling his rant “racist.”
An upcoming conference at the University of New Mexico features an event entitled “How College Creates Becky: White Women’s Racism.”
Rotherham Council has been ordered to apologise to a whistleblower who helped reveal the mass exploitation of underage white girls by mostly Muslim men.
Historic England, the public body tasked with preserving England’s heritage, is advertising paid training placements for itself, the National Trust, English Heritage and other bodies which are not open to white people.
Two educational institutions in Canada have come under fire after launching campaigns asking white people to ‘check their privilege’.
