Such "unsophisticated" questions must be discouraged

Locutus

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On the farce and dishonesty of “diversity” classes:

[Psychology professor Anna] Lau recalled a situation during which a foreign student asked “what if the reason black males are incarcerated more than whites is because they commit more crimes?” She said there was a total silence in the room. She then stated she wished she knew how to answer, because hard questions should be asked.

Shortly after, Assistant Professor Safiya Noble stated “we cannot let unsophisticated comments stand.” She said that as a faculty in residence for the “Afrikan Disapora” dorm floor, she has learned that “those questions outside the norm make black students feel not just microaggressed, but actually aggressed.”

Yes, those unsophisticated questions can really be a bitch.


By most credible estimates, black males aged 15-24 – around 2% of the U.S. population – are responsible for around 5o% of U.S. murders, and for disproportionately high rates of other violent crime, including rape, armed robbery and assault.

The disparity is so great that even if one assumes police bias and differential rates of conviction, despite evidence to the contrary, one still has to wonder why the victims of such crime - whose descriptions match rates of arrest and who are themselves very often black - would lie about the appearance of their attacker.


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It's like that episode of Channel 4 comedy mocumentary "Derek", in which Ricky Gervais plays a man with learning difficulties who works at on old people's home.

In one episode, a black fellow named Deon is forced to work at the care home by a court as community service after he was arrested for stealing trainers. In one scene, he and Derek are sat together talking. Deon tells Derek that the only reason he was arrested by the police was because of the "racism inherent in today's society", saying that the only reason the police followed him was because they assumed he was going to steal something because he's black!



And in this scene, Deon talks to lager-swilling Kev who tells Deon all about his personal semen productivity: “I produce a beaker-load a week, mate. Black and whites unite.”