University of Vermont Holds 3-Day Retreat to Teach White Students to Confront their Privilege

Black students are taught that they’re victims in a world filled with hatred toward them. They need safe spaces on campuses where they can be with other people of color and open up about their troubles, all at the exclusion of privileged whites (is that redundant?).

On the other hand, white students are the victimizers. They don’t need safe spaces. They’re the reason black students need safe spaces. White students go to events where they can learn more about their own privilege and the damage they’re causing simply by being white.

Campus Reform reported:







I can’t think of anything more racially divisive than these sorts of events. It’s like they want white people and black people to despise each other as much as possible. They want tension. Without these ideas and pseudo-philosophies about “whiteness” and “what it means to be white,” there would be very little racial tension. When I went to school, I didn’t see white people, black people, Asian people, Hispanic people, etc. I saw people.

That was a little while ago though. Today, they’re drilling in students’ minds that we are not all equal. We’re not all just people. There is indeed a hierarchy dependent on race. Whites belong at the very bottom. They say they want equality. But equality is the last thing they want. They want indefinite revenge for the sins of the white man’s past, as if blacks have a stellar record themselves. Of course, they don’t call it revenge. They call it “justice.” And they obsess over it.

I like what Morgan Freeman had to say on how to end racism:  “Stop talking about it.”