Democratic Party racism in the 20th century

[Great-Kazoo]

Why does a scene from "Blazing Saddles" come to mind....

[ZERO THEORY]

I'll bet your score gets hit simply by disagreeing with his agenda.

I'll be very interested to see how this plays out for you.

Time will tell. Like I said, I've got to get in touch with the Dean so that I've got a record of his practices in the event I have to take a potentially doctored grade to the board. I was really losing it right off the bat and almost walked out right there on the first day, but I'm not willing to sacrifice my education to a liberal. I don't surrender to charlatans.

Why does a scene from "Blazing Saddles" come to mind....

Lol, I nearly asked you where you were attending, because that teacher sounded familiar; until I remembered that was every college professor I every had.

I've had a group of students complain about me to the Dean for doing a presentation on the emasculation of modern men. But this really enrages me. I pay money to learn, not be indoctrinated. It's really demotivating to feel like you're just jumping through hoops and taking out what amounts to a loan so that you can get a degree that allows you to make exponential return on investment. Sure, there's an end in sight, but learning was always fun to me. Classes like this remove the learning aspect and turn it into busywork.

[bryjcom]

I've been wanting to read this for a while.

[Irving]

That was pretty much the feeling I left college with.

[bryjcom]

http://www.amazon.com/War-Against-We.../dp/0914153293

[ZERO THEORY]

I've been wanting to read this for a while.

Much appreciated. I had forgotten about the eugenics movement.

That was pretty much the feeling I left college with.

Thankfully I'm a STEM guy. My saving grace is that this is basically my last off topic pre-requisite besides environmental ethics next semester. I feel terrible for people trying to practice law or get into business who have to endure this kind of non-sense in virtually EVERY course they take.

[cstone]

Eugenics in American politics is a fascinating topic. Americans apparently had a great deal of influence over Germans pre-WWII, which lead to some terrible tragedies in Europe.

If you are looking to narrow your focus, looking at the Democratic primaries for the 1984 Presidential election might prove interesting. Jesse Jackson was actually considered a serious contender by some within the Democratic party that year. His Rainbow/PUSH coalition still exists, and even though Jackson ran again in 1988, he was never again considered a serious candidate.

Just a suggestion.

[bryjcom]

Dont forget about Margaret Sanger and her blatant racism and dedication to the master race through abortion clinics

[buffalobo]

Time will tell. Like I said, I've got to get in touch with the Dean so that I've got a record of his practices in the event I have to take a potentially doctored grade to the board. I was really losing it right off the bat and almost walked out right there on the first day, but I'm not willing to sacrifice my education to a liberal. I don't surrender to charlatans.






I've had a group of students complain about me to the Dean for doing a presentation on the emasculation of modern men. But this really enrages me. I pay money to learn, not be indoctrinated. It's really demotivating to feel like you're just jumping through hoops and taking out what amounts to a loan so that you can get a degree that allows you to make exponential return on investment. Sure, there's an end in sight, but learning was always fun to me. Classes like this remove the learning aspect and turn it into busywork.

Some of it is busy work/filler/credit/part of the price of the degree.

My best fiction was for progressive profs.

[sniper7]

I don't have any literary sources to provide, but I'm full of knowledge that you can quote on how shitty the democrats and liberal mindset is if that helps any.