At BYU, All You Have To Do To Get An ‘A’ Is Be a Racist!
“Revealing Whiteness Activity” from Bringham Young University (BYU) must be the capstone college assignment of 2022—and it’s only February!
Would you like to get an “A” in identifying “whiteness” in your peers, school, and surroundings?
Be a racist—get an A! On the other hand, if you refuse to see “whiteness,” you will not pass the class.
Chilling, isn’t it?
Check out this assignment…
“Describing at least 3 different manifestations of ‘whiteness'” is exactly the kind of assignment a fully realized leftist agenda would waste its precious research and studying time to accommodate.
Conservatives are rightly upset about racist assignments such as “Revealing Whiteness” being forced upon students, but notice how much time this assignment also takes for students to complete.
The radical left is not only forcing leftist ideas on students—the left is also aiming to take as much time as possible to do it. The more time we can make students think about race and color, the more the left prevents students from thinking about higher goods.
The proof is in the pudding: “Spend 30 minutes exploring some elements” of Whiteness, BYU orders its students. Notice the amount of “White students” present.
“See race all around you,” insists BYU.
The assignment also gets an A+ for creepiness: students are instructed to attach 3 photos of the Whiteness they identified. How disturbed does that sound? How is this assignment presented in class? Are students to point out the white students around them?
My favorite piece of the assignment is this word salad:
“Conceptualize Whiteness as a constellation of processes” — bullet point 2.
We’re arranging Whiteness into pretty patterns, now? This is all make-believe.
But on second thought, seeing constellations that aren’t there is exactly what this assignment is all about.
