WOW. One of Canada’s top medical schools @QueensUHealth has announced they will discriminate against White people.
They have a special program called QuARMS which is an “Accelerated Route to Medical School” and the qualifications are you must be Black or Indigenous.
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— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) April 3, 2024
The University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) medical school recently scheduled a lecture focused on the role “whiteness” played in driving the opioid crisis — but abruptly changed the topic of the lecture just two days before it was supposed to take place and limited attendance to in-person only.
Trump allies are planning to repurpose anti-discrimination laws with a new focus on anti-white discrimination, with former Trump White House advisor Stephen Miller laying the groundwork through his America First Legal group.
Trump allies ‘want to dramatically change the government’s interpretation of Civil Rights-era laws’ to focus on ‘anti-White racism,’ Axios reports.
A key figure in providing a template for action is Miller, who helped shape Trump’s ‘America First’ ideology and who served as a main driver for immigration policy during Trump’s White House tenure, and who has been mentioned as a potential top official in a second term.
This silly old lie is kept on life support by the Liberal-Left. More at Twitchy.
hi! you can’t be racist against white people! thanks for tuning in!
— Alyssa Mercante (@alyssa_merc) March 6, 2024
Illegal discrimination is still illegal discrimination even if a corporate HR department wraps it in the language of equity and inclusion. As a reminder of this legal reality, the C-Suite might want to review a recent opinion by a federal appeals court, upholding a jury verdict for a hospital executive who says he was fired merely for being a white male amid a workforce diversity push.
The University of California at Berkeley is under fire for allegedly banning white residents from using a community farm on Saturdays in a move one critic slammed as “systemic racism.”
The university told The Post it is investigating claims that the “Gill Tract Community Farm” in nearby Albany offered its space on Saturday exclusively to “Black, Indigenous, and People of Color,” after a complaint with the US Department of Education by the Mountain States Legal Foundation.
The Saint Louis Park School District, located in the suburbs of Minneapolis, is hiring an assistant superintendent to “examine the presence of Whiteness” in the district.
Peter Pan and Alice in Wonderland are among a collection of children’s stories that have been given a university trigger warning for “white supremacy”.
York St John University has added the disclaimer to a collection of historical children’s books, including works by JM Barrie, Lewis Carroll and Jules Verne.
Readers are warned that classic tales for children may contain offensive examples of “white supremacy”. Adventure stories and well-known novels written in the 19th and early 20th centuries are likely to include “colonialist narratives”, the message adds.
A Church of England archdeacon has called for “anti-whiteness”, in comments which have been criticised as divisive.
The Ven Miranda Threlfall-Holmes, Archdeacon of Liverpool, also called for people to “smash the patriarchy” but insisted her comments were “not anti-white, or anti-men”.
Her statement prompted an angry reaction, with one person asking if it would be “safe to attend church” if Dr Threlfall-Holmes “holds racial prejudice against white people”.
Last week, with bipartisan support, the United States House of Representatives voted to force the sale of TikTok, the video-sharing platform owned by ByteDance, a company under the influence of the Chinese Communist Party, to non-Chinese owners, or face a ban in the U.S.
The loss of TikTok would have little to no impact on the lives of most mature Americans. But TikTok users are overwhelmingly young, and many are addicted to the platform for a spectrum of reasons — including, for many influencers and small businesses, their own financial benefit.
It is widely acknowledged that TikTok is a powerful force in shaping adolescent users’ self-perceptions and beliefs. The platform’s influence has been plausibly linked to devastating consequences for individuals, but also to the “ mass formation ” of unhealthy cultural trends.
Under the guise of “anti-racism” we have made the hatred of White children normal in our schools.
If applied to any other race or religious group the usual suspects would howl with righteous indignation.
Our school boards, governments, teacher’s unions, the corporate class and even our human rights commissions have deemed the hatred of White people to be publicly acceptable.
To fight back serves only to affirm our racism and so hating White people has been institutionalized in Canada.
That same hate has been weaponized against Zionist Jews who have been declared “White” by the left.
Tik Tok certainly plays a role as all social media does but Gen Z is more likely acting out a Stockholm Syndrome scenario thanks to being subjected to “anti-racist” struggle sessions from elementary school through university.
For Muslim children the hatred of Israel, Jews and western civilization is bred in the bone and they need no help from Tik Tok or the left.
Welcome to Trudeau’s Canada.
Antisemitic acts have been occurring in Canada in ever-increasing volume since the Oct. 7 massacre of 1,200 Israelis by Hamas terrorists, and the kidnapping of 250 more.
In the weeks that followed Israel’s military response to those crimes, a Jewish school in Montreal was twice fired upon, leaving two bullet holes. A Jewish delicatessen in Toronto was fire-bombed. An Indigo bookstore in Toronto was vandalized, because the chain’s founder is Jewish.
Is it possible that institutionalizing anti-white hate in our schools is a bad thing?
Is it possible that after years of government approved anti-White indoctrination the hatred of other groups such as Zionists is made publicly acceptable just by declaring them “White”?
Nah. That’s White Supremacist talk!
Ms. Lyons the anti-hate effort by the gov't that hired you is perversely performative. How can you claim to be fighting hate and or antisemitism when this filth is taught in Canada's schools? From Seymour Heights Elementary in Vancouver via https://t.co/Rk7nUq6VVR pic.twitter.com/JL0Lrn6YmW
— Fancypants Maloney (@fancypants_s) March 22, 2024
A United Nations youth climate adviser has a history of social media posts that call for the destruction of capitalism, claim “terrorism” is used as a Western smear to justify its imperialism and attack White people for purportedly fueling humanity’s extinction vis-à-vis the climate crisis.
The United Nations’ Secretary-General António Guterres personally selected Pakistani-American Ayisha Siddiqa as one of his advisers to help “accelerat[e] the implementation of his climate action agenda,” a 2023 UN announcement stated. Siddiqa was a Time Woman of the Year in 2023 who has co-founded two youth climate activist organizations.
Bring on the revolution.
h/t Mauser
Never mind the masterful storytelling and thrill of a well-done plot like Richard Connell’s The Most Dangerous Game, because Hollywood isn’t interested in quality; instead, studio executives prefer to push out the Democrat left’s narrative of a white-on-black “racism” dystopia, which is why their new movie labeling white people the “most dangerous animal[s]” flopped at the box office, barely breaking the $1 million mark despite showing in more than 1,100 theaters across the nation.
The Toronto Catholic District School Board has quietly dissolved its race relations committee, a controversial move one former member called a “slap in the face.”
The board voted on Feb. 15 to end the committee, which trustee Maria Rizzo told the Star is a “relic of the past” and made redundant by other ethnic advisory committees and a new equity action plan the board approved in 2023.
But a letter to the board, written by non-voting members of the committee, is calling for the decision to be reversed.
