Carl Pickens
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What a bunch of little pansy bi#%chs, I mean both sides.Brown University Students Extract Groveling Apology From Working-Class Watering Hole
Accused of racism by an incoming McKinsey consultant, bar bent over backwards to appease Brown's diversity commissars
Students at Brown University extracted an apology from a blue-collar bar after a soon-to-be McKinsey consultant accused its employees of racism, prompting a student boycott and a shakedown from the school's diversity office.
The Graduate Center Bar apologized on April 27 for removing three black students who were roughhousing in line, after one of the students, Okezie Okoro, confronted the bouncer who told them to knock it off. The confrontation took place on April 7 and occurred after the bouncer let them inside. When Okoro gave the bouncer grief for reprimanding his friends, an argument ensued, culminating in the students' ejection from the bar.
A week later, Okoro posted on social media a 2,000-word denunciation of the bar, replete with a "content warning" and a list of demands. The post accused the bouncer of racism and attacked the bar's manager, Susan Yund, for dismissing that accusation.
Okoro, a senior at Brown University and the president of the school's Black Consulting Initiative, will be working as a McKinsey analyst upon graduation, according to his LinkedIn profile. Starting salaries at the prestigious consultancy typically top $100,000.
The apology, which Okoro posted on Instagram, promised "de-escalation training" and the "addition of bar cameras," as well as updates to the bar's harassment policies. Those commitments came six months after the bar reopened with reduced capacity limits and days after the bar's managers met with Okoro and Brown vice president for institutional equity and diversity Sylvia Carey-Butler, according to the Brown Daily Herald.
Brown University Students Extract Groveling Apology From Working-Class Watering Hole - Washington Free Beacon
I hope 60 years from now there will be an effort made for depussification in the names of Federal Land. There are probably a few very good examples that need changing but I have no doubt the government will way overreach and overstep..... It's what they do.Biden Dept. of Interior releases new names of federal lands deemed ‘Racist and Derogatory’
The Biden administration’s Department of the Interior on Thursday announced the replacement names for nearly 650 geographical features that had names deemed “racist and derogatory.”
The Board on Geographic Names voted on the final names to replace the names of landmarks on federal lands that feature the term “squaw,” the department said in a news release.
Biden Dept. of Interior renames 650 geographical features
I hope 60 years from now there will be an effort made for depussification in the names of Federal Land. There are probably a few very good examples that need changing but I have no doubt to government will way overreach and overstep..... It's what they do.
CNN, ABC, ESPN Promoted Duke volleyball player's racial slur story, go quiet on developments Debunking Claim
Witnesses and footage from ongoing investigations undermine Rachel Richardson's claims
A BYU police officer present at the game said he did not hear any racial slurs from the crowd, according to police report obtained by Deseret News. The officer suspected the fan in question had special needs and kept shouting about the players hitting the ball into the net. The officer also documented that a "Duke associate" nearby also never raised any concerns.
BYU Associate Athletic Director Jon McBride offered a similar sentiment in a statement saying, "Various BYU Athletics employees have been reviewing video from BYUtv and other cameras in the facility that the volleyball team has access to for film review… The person who was banned was the person identified by Duke as using racial slurs. However, we have been unable to find any evidence of that person using slurs in the match."
Despite the numerous revelations that have surfaced since Richardson went public, the most prominent media outlets that promoted her claim have failed to update their coverage.
CNN, ABC, ESPN promoted Duke volleyball player's racial slur story, go quiet on developments debunking claim
Albuquerque, NM, has statues of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman, the fictional meth cookers/dealers from Breaking Bad. Taken at first glance, it's kind of hilarious, but when you put it into context of people protesting against statues.....There are statues of Karl Marx, Martin Luther King, Malcom X (Memorial), and George Floyd.
Twilio CEO announces 11% of employees will lose jobs in 'Anti-Racist' focused layoffs
Twilio CEO Jeff Lawson announced in a message to all employees that 11% of its workforce would be laid off, stating that they made the layoffs through an "Anti-Racist" and "Anti-Oppression" lens.
The San Francisco-based corporate communications company CEO said in the message to employees that the layoffs are "wise and necessary."
"As you all know, we are committed to becoming an Anti-Racist/Anti-Oppression company," Lawson wrote. "Layoffs like this can have a more pronounced impact on marginalized communities, so we were particularly focused on ensuring our layoffs – while a business necessity today – were carried out through an Anti-Racist/Anti-Oppression lens."
Twilio CEO announces 11% of employees will lose jobs in 'Anti-Racist' focused layoffs
A ‘Moral Obligation’: California Looks To Ban Diesel-Powered Trucks To Rectify ‘Decades Of Racist’ Practices
The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is considering new regulations to ban the sale of all diesel semi-trucks by 2040 to fight climate change and rectify a legacy of racist practices, according to a CARB report released on Aug. 30.
A ‘Moral Obligation’: California Looks To Ban Diesel-Powered Trucks To Rectify ‘Decades Of Racist’ Practices
This is still another sign of the ultimate goal of the left in this country:National Archives Slaps ‘Harmful Content’ Warning On Constitution, All Other Founding Documents
The National Archives issued a blanket ‘warning’ on cataloged documents, cautioning readers against ‘racist, sexist, misogynistic, and xenophobic opinions.’
The National Archives Records Administration placed a “harmful content” warning on the Constitution, labeling the governing document of the United States as “harmful or difficult to view.” The warning applies to all documents across the Archives’ cataloged website, including the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence.
National Archives Slaps 'Harmful Content' Warning On Constitution
The Defense Department Has a ‘Chief Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer.’ Here’s Why She Hates You. | Frontpage Mag
The dod diversity leader. Good stuff. I bet china would lover her.