[url]https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/09/27/anti-racism-event-hosted-edinburgh-university-bans-white-people/[/url]
The event was organized by a group named "Resisting Whiteness." There will also be two "safe spaces," one of which white people will not be allowed in.
There has been some blow-back, including by the university itself.
Anti-racism event hosted by Edinburgh University bans white people from asking questions
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Re: Anti-racism event hosted by Edinburgh University bans white people from asking questions
Bwahahahahaha.
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I laugh at your whining. So what if that is real? Man up and deal with it like you tell others to do.
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I think it's very pathetic, tbh. But human fallibility never ceases to amuse me.
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I thoroughly believe in white privilege AND white stigmatization. None of it is right. People are people regardless of what labels we put on them past the ones that matter as a point of morality.
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Re: Anti-racism event hosted by Edinburgh University bans white people from asking questions
Well I think it is right... right WING!
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Yeah, so what if an anti-racism event hosted by a university discriminates based on race.
That is an example of toxic masculinity.Man up and deal with it like you tell others to do.
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I don't see it as toxic masculinity, and I actually believe in that.
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Re: Anti-racism event hosted by Edinburgh University bans white people from asking questions
Nor can I.Darth Wedgius wrote: ↑Sat Sep 28, 2019 10:56 pmI can't recall when I've told others to "man up" when dealing with racial discrimination. But I'm open to correction if you can point it out.