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Are white Madison progressives making racial minorities sick?
Are white Madison progressives making racial minorities sick?
Fighting ‘racialized micro-aggressions’ from implicitly biased progressives, one perceived slight at a time ‘Racial Battle Fatigue’
Experts have examined the wallpaper at Stately Blaska Manor and determined it is in bad taste — even nausea-inducing — but not racially offensive..
Madison’s terribly “woke” leaders have decided that crime is a public health issue. So, too, apparently, is…
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Dear Dr. Gee: can we teach responsibility instead of guilt?
Dear Dr. Gee: can we teach responsibility instead of guilt?
Want to reduce racial disparities? Do your homework! If we do not getting answers to our questions, Blaska Policy Werkes will issue subpoenas. Sure, they are crypto-subpoenas but they should produce about the same result as Jerry Nadler’s.
We question the utility of racial conscience-raising which, in Madison today, is a popular pastime rivaling Pokeman Go. We were struck by this recent letter to…
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My experience is that many white Madisonians have an inordinate fear of being seen as racist. That fear is so paralyzing that it impedes honest dialogue about discrimination, systemic racism and white privilege. The thought that a white individual could unwittingly participate in or benefit from systemic racism is horrid because these individuals fear benefitting from systemic racism. Typically, that conversation is quickly redirected toward the individual victim because personal responsibility is easier for many whites to discuss than systemic group culpability. A white colleague recently told me that many of their white peers feel that short of being murdered, nothing is worse than being called a racist. I responded by stating that if people exerted the same energy identifying, challenging and dismantling unjust systems as they did fearing being called racist, we could change society.
"Justified anger: Rev. Alex Gee says Madison is failing its African-American community"
Apotheosis.
Las revelaciones de un herido de muerte en este corto realizado por los estudiantes Alex Gee y Pujesh Joshi.