University students are punished with expulsion or hunted by ICE and sent to detention centers if they point out the atrocities committed in Gaza. If they point to the taxes turned over to weapons manufacturers for creating more drones and bombs to destroy the lives of people in Gaza, these students are labeled "terrorists". "Communists". But using the language of violence, extermination, to offer that America is intended for white people only is good enough for a top award in a law seminar!
In America, a total acceptance of white supremacy is rewarded!
We're living in a country where revealing fascists beliefs without shame, includes an emphasis on denouncing the history of Indigenous conquest along with the enslavement of Africans. Erasing that memory is rewarded. The US government has DOGE and other agencies to banish the memory of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Non-progressive governors and mayors demand banning of books written by blacks, indigenous, latino, and LGBTQ+. The removal of this knowledge from school and library shelves will dwarf young American minds. Expect more Damskys sitting in college classrooms, expressing white supremacist views and receiving rewards.
Damsky's capstone paper wasn't an entry in his diary. That's for his eyes only!
Freedom of speech?
Damsky was suspended from the university for his comments on Jews. Of course, he expressed his racist views about black Americans, too. Didn't he? But expressions of hate towards blacks are usually invisible to the American eye. Huh?
A number of black and Jewish students sought the advice of Carliss Chatman, an associated professor at Southern Methodist University. Professor Chatman took on a visiting professorship at the University of Florida. "'I just find it fascinating,'" she tells the reporter, "'that this student can write an article, a series of articles that are essentially manifestos, and that's free speech.'"
Chatman proposed a course entitled "Race, Entrepeneurship and Inequity" only to be told No. No!
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