by Dean Garrison, DC Clothesline:

Does everything coming from the left have to be about false victimhood?

Apparently it does.

Some students at Georgia Southern did not appreciate the school choosing a lecturer who talked about “White Privilege” and decided to bonfire her book in protest.

From Governmentslaves.news:

Students at Georgia Southern University participated in an archaic demonstration earlier this week to showcase their disagreement with an author who spoke at the school and challenged them to examine the societal benefits associated with race in the US.

University of Nebraska-Lincoln professor and author of “Make Your Home Among Strangers” Jennine Capó Crucet received harsh backlash from students at Georgia Southern University and is even being called a racist after obliging the school’s request to hold a seminar.

Crucet spoke to students Wednesday night at the school’s Performing Arts Center and expounded on a number of topics related to her self-inspired novel, which follows a Hispanic girl’s struggles to navigate a prestigious, predominantly white university.

“Make Your Home Among Strangers” was required reading for some students who participated in the “First Year Experience” (FYE) course.

Students from the school, which reportedly has a student body that is 62% white, 26% black, 5% Hispanic and 2% Asian, openly expressed their disdain for Crucet’s comments on white privilege and stories about her personal experience at Cornell University during the lecture’s Q&A session.

“I noticed that you made a lot of generalizations about the majority of white people being privileged,” said one student, according to The George-Anne, the school’s student-run newspaper. “What makes you believe that it’s okay to come to a college campus, like this, when we are supposed to be promoting diversity on this campus, which is what we’re taught? I don’t understand what the purpose of this was.”

Crucet responded to the student and explained that white privilege in the US is a “real thing that you are actually benefiting from right now in even asking this question.”

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Then came the book burning…

so after our FYE book’s author came to my school to talk about it… these people decide to burn her book because “it’s bad and that race is bad to talk about”. white people need to realize that they are the problem and that their privilege is toxic. author is a woman of color. pic.twitter.com/HiX4lGT7Ci

— elaina⭐️ (@elainaaan) October 10, 2019

Georgia Southern’s enrollment is 62% White.

Whenever you write that check to your child’s university, keep in mind that you may be funding this sort of senseless brainwashing.

If your child depends on loans and grants, then we all pay for it.

What does this racial brainwashing have to do with teaching valuable skills that make our youth valuable in the job market?

Nothing.

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