Sunday, April 6, 2014

Dartmouth Students Make 72 Demands, Including 'Body And Gender Self-Determination' --In 20 yrs. they'll run Congress

Review & Outlook, Apr. 4, 2014, The Wall Street Journal
Academia has been obsessed over identity politics for two generations, so there's some justice in the newest addition to the matrix of oppression: an Ivy League education, according to the Dartmouth College students who this week took over the president's office.
On Tuesday Dartmouth's finest seized the main administration building and disrupted college business. The squatters were allowed to remain until Thursday night, when the dean of the college negotiated and signed an exit settlement assuring them the non-dialogue would continue.
The demonstrators had a 72-point manifesto instructing the college to establish pre-set racial admission quotas and a mandatory ethnic studies curriculum for all students. Their other inspirations are for more "women or people of color" faculty; covering sex change operations on the college health plan ("we demand body and gender self-determination"); censoring the library catalog for offensive terms; and installing "gender-neutral bathrooms" in every campus facility, specifically including sports locker rooms.


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1 comment:

  1. What has happened to the youth of today? They're not even tolerant of anything anymore-Way too much on the left side, and since when our bathrooms considered to be gender-neutral? Are we all gender-neutral-Does that mean that if you're unhappy with the body the nature has given you you have the right to demand change it? Extremely disturbing especially when it's coming from this caliber of students. God help us if they take over Congress!

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