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The madhouse that is Evergreen State College

Jun 7, 2017, 3:32 PM

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The madhouse that is Evergreen State College continues to metastasize.

Now a majority of the staff are demanding an investigation into the professor who said he didn’t want to participate in a day where white people were asked to stay off campus.

A different professor on the campus went berserk this week, screaming at her colleagues that they can either shut up and listen or go home.

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And now the trustees are stepping forward and saying that the actions in Evergreen are inexcusable. Meanwhile enrollment at Evergreen is tanking; and why wouldn’t it tank because Evergreen is teaching people to hate others. They are saying people are problematic because of their race.

Other campuses are teaching these theories as well.

Is it 90 percent of white people or all of us who are bad people because we’re white? Does that mean that people are good because they are black? It is flat racism that is being taught at Evergreen State College. And we’re paying for it.

The day Seattleites start running politics the way they run their businesses and their non-profits, everything is going to change.

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The madhouse that is Evergreen State College