What Is It Like To Be Black On Campus?
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Student protests are erupting on university campuses throughout the U.S. Why are black students calling for change?
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This is sad and pathetic PC propaganda here. Seriously, hiring for diversity instead of merit. Microaggressions? This is proof that this is one of the softest generations.
+Awesome McBadass Ikr? the shampoo comment wasn't a microaggression, it was just some idiot without common sense. Was that seriously the best example they could think of?
+Awesome McBadass They should hire for both so minority dont get shit on .
If the students want more black professors why don't they become professors,??
Because that would make sense
Because they are to busy becoming rappers , athletes , and other stupid things
You actually want them to do work?! Check your privilege
what is it like to be a privileged black person on campus?
+papadoc711 Black privilege right now means you get to live .
thatsnotpudding or be a son of a millionaire leading a protest calling for a black space, segregation by racial lines, I don't think that's what Martin Luther king wanted when he gave the I have a dream speech... but what do i know, i have something called white privilege.
poor things, I guess grown man do need a safe space to study, at 20-30 years old they need to be protected.
I´ve known white kids (and other different backgrounds, Africa, south america, name it) at the age of 13 who work the whole summer just to help pay their own school supplies, putting up with abusive bosses and dangerous old men.
But a grown up guy (who happens to be black) needs a professor that is nice to him so he can have good grades.
Honestly, this is the most pathetic shit I have come across on youtube. To know 13 year old girls ( both black and white colored, from all backgrounds really) who could teach these grow man with beards what it means to be an adult, WOW what a time to be alive.
I wish you good luck, who knows those children might come across your path some day, and oh boy do they have strong arms and a sharp tongue. God bless the opressed
They couldn't find a black person to present this video.
I think colleges are doing a fine job making the campus a safe and welcoming environment for black students. It isn't the fault of the faculty some students are dumb. That is what those students are there for, to learn shit. They learn coursework in class and social skills outside of class. Some of your fellow students will be ignorant or sheltered in some way. You want that to change? Befriend them, talk to them, hang out with them.
I don't see anything wrong with an awareness movement (rallies, hashtags, whatever), but making demands of the college when they can't really help you here is kind of pointless. More black faculty isn't really going to solve anything when it comes to naive students entering college and experiencing diversity for the first time.
I call bullshit
0:55 seconds into the video i stopped.
RIP AJ+,you've gonne full SJW
I don't like the reaction of some BLM protesters, but I know they have their reasons. Still, it might be better to not protest in libraries and yell at teachers (see Yale) or compare your situation with the one of the victims in France. Bad apples, I know... But you can't afford bad apples in your situation.
I understand why black students think having more black faculty working at their university will help them, but if the reason there aren't many black faculty members is because the school is discriminating against that person based on the color of their skin, then obviously that should not be happening, but if the reason for low numbers of black faculty members is because there aren't many qualified black people applying for the jobs, then that's a different story. When you're paying to go to college all students, regardless of color, should have qualified professors teaching classes and professor shouldn't be hired based on their skin color, only on their qualifications.
I'm pretty sure there's not many black people in college wanting to be professors because most likely we want to ascend from our humble beginnings, not make $40K a year to teach. It's a commendable profession but not very successful especially starting off. I also dropped out, it had a lot more to do with coming from a urban public school that cared absolutely nothing about making sure I was prepared for college than racism.
The median age of professors is 55 and it has been 50 years since the civil rights act - since black students have had restricted access to university since 1950/60/+ - I doubt there are even many black professors out there to even fill these positions demanded. Statistically you would expect the number of black professors to rise as the intake of black students rise would haven risen 55 years ago.
Im sorry, but i actually thought black people used special shampoos! All my friends that are black use these special oils and stuff
Thanks for the laugh Black people.
College has literally become pointless.
thatcfirst guy i call bullshit that would have easily made news and he would have defenetly would have punched him
+JCJ yes cuz i would have punched and so would my niggas aint no one just letting that shit pass by they will do something
jimmy murillo Do you punch your way out of every situation?
+JCJ why you tring to fight ?
+jimmy murillo you need to fight your spelling teacher to help u spell
+Chanse Hurst my spelling teacher ? lol yeah that's what they're called dumbass lol
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Many of these demands are perfectly reasonable, and the racism stories outrageous, but some have big problems, especially the demand for people of colour in administration and mental health *specifically* to deal with students of colour.
If you have PoC just to deal with PoC, that becomes in practice a de facto segregated administration, and if you have segregated admin., why not have only PoC teachers teach PoC students for "maximum sensitivity"? And if admin. and classes are segregated, why not universities and community colleges in general?
It's racial history going in reverse, and it's black student leaders and wet white liberals leading the charge.
Also, the demand for black professors is reasonable, but at the same time also irrational given the circumstances; if the professorial candidates don't exist then *they don't exist*. The only way to quickly get as many black professors as possible would be to fast track PhD candidates and maybe even MA students into junior professorships, which in both the short and long term would fiercely de-grade the state of black education, and embitter thousands of white, not to mention other non-white and non-black, post-docs who already struggle harshly to get professorial positions.
Diversity training? This is for ALL students, right?? It recognizes that people are different from each other??? And different people hold different opinions???? And it does NOT squash curiosity????? Isn't this the basic college experience we get by interacting face to face - oh wait.... sorry.... communication is only done by very constrained digital means nowadays... I see the problem. Nevermind.
We'll never see an increase in Black full-time faculty on college campuses because most black people never make it to educational doctorate level education. I'm not 100% sure, but black people usually go towards a PhD. That's what needs to change. We need more people educated!
This is a decent snapshot of some issues that deserve much deeper attention. Are there anthropological studies on micro-aggressions (WTF moments)? btw, not sure the adjective "different" adequately describes the emotional effect of a micro-aggression, doesn't quite capture the negativity. To continue, how do we define and execute effective diversity training? What are the appropriate responses administration can make to combat racial harassment on campus? How do we fund, recruit, and hire a diverse faculty and support staff?
In the civilised world it doesn't matter what color of skin the faculty is. Noone is going to give u special rights because of your skin color. Affirmative action isn't appropriate for higher learning.
I would have liked this video report to run a few more minutes so that the four issues could get some deeper attention. It's very quick, just scratches the surface, which I know is the intent, but just a little more time might jump start the critical thinking of the audience a bit more.
Why is this all about black people are they extra special or something? What about all the other racial minorities that dont have representation in post secondary institutions and the those students that are not graduating within 4 years and those students who have racial slurs thrown at them? Your not extra special your just like the rest of us. Learn to live with these problems
The microaggression thing is legit. I have heard so many of those crazy remarks.
Does anyone else think this chick is just so extremely attractive? Holy hell ;~;
can u post some eles iv seen to much of this stuff i mean come on
I was think about going to a state university looks I'm headed to a black college
Jon Snow yeah i am i want to be a software engineer
have more black people go into teaching
this why I don't want go to college.
LoL... at least their constant... wow..
her death stare at the end is on point
Al Jazeera!,,,,,