MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2015

But How Large Is The Problem, Anyway!

Earlier this month in The Blower’s “Stupid Student Demands” E-dition, when Charles Foster Kane was the featured Seminar Speaker at a Conservative seat of higher learning, one of the graduate students in the audience asked what our Beloved Whistleblower Publisher thought about all of those Obama-sanctioned student protests disrupting education in America these days.

“If you thought those Insane8 Students at UC our Feckless Fishwrappers keep promoting every chance they get were making some really ridiculous demands,” Kane explained, “you should hear what some of other dumbed-down students are insisting at some of the other universities and colleges across Obama’s America.”

Ten days ago we only had a few examples. Today we have a much larger list provided by the Left-Wing Black Liberation Collective of 65 universities and colleges across America where Radical Black Activists are organizing protests and mayhem.

Black Liberation Collective #StudentBlackOut Demands (Multiple Colleges) (Link to Demands)
University of Missouri (Link to Demands)
Amherst College (Link to Demands)
Atlanta University Center Consortium (Spelman, Morehouse, Clark Atlanta, ITC) (Link to Demands)
Bard College (Link to Demands)
Beloit College (Link to Demands)
Boston College (Link to Demands)
Brandeis University (Link to Demands)
Brown University (Link to Demands)
Claremont McKenna College (Link to Demands)
Clemson University (Link to Demands)
Dartmouth College (Link to Demands)
Duke University (Link to Demands)
Eastern Michigan University (Link to Demands)
Emory University (Link to Demands)
Georgia Southern University (Link to Demands)
Grinnell College (Link to Demands)
Guilford College (Link to Demands)
Harvard University (Link to Demands)
Ithaca College (Link to Demands)
Johns Hopkins University (Link to Demands)
Kennesaw State University (Link to Demands)
Lawrence University (Link to Demands)
Lewis and Clark College (Link to Demands)
Loyola University Maryland (Link to Demands)
Michigan State University (Link to Demands)
Middle Tennessee State University (Link to Demands)
Missouri State University (Link to Demands)
New York University (Link to Demands)
Notre Dame of Maryland University (Link to Demands)
Occidental College (Link to Demands)
Portland State University (Link to Demands)
Purdue University (Link to Demands)
San Francisco State University (Link to Demands)
Santa Clara University (Link to Demands)
Sarah Lawrence College (Link to Demands)
Simmons College (Link to Demands)
Southern Methodist University (Link to Demands)
Louis University (Link to Demands)
Towson University (Link to Demands)
Tufts University (Link to Demands)
University of Alabama (Link to Demands)
University of Baltimore (Link to Demands)
University of California, Berkeley (Link to Demands)
UCLA (Link to Demands)
University of Cincinnati (Link to Demands)
University of Kansas (Link to Demands)
University of Michigan (Link to Demands)
University of North Carolina at Greensboro (Link to Demands)
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Link to Demands)
University of Oregon (Link to Demands)
University of Ottawa (Link to Demands)
University of Puget Sound (Link to Demands)
University of San Diego (Link to Demands)
University of South Carolina (Link to Demands)
University of Southern California (Link to Demands)
University of Toronto (Link to Demands)
University of Virginia (Link to Demands)
University of Wyoming (Link to Demands)
Vanderbilt University (Link to Demands)
Virginia Commonwealth U. (Link to Demands)
Washington University in St. Louis (Link to Demands)
Webster University (Link to Demands)
Wesleyan University Demands (Link to Demands)
Yale University (Link to Demands)

Ten days ago The Blower agreed with Bayard Rustin, a Negro civil rights leader, who says educators should “stop capitulating to the stupid demands of Negro students and “see that they get the remedial training they need.” “What the hell are soul courses worth in the real world?” asked Rustin, who organized the civil rights march on Washington in 1963. “In the real world, no one gives a damn if you’ve taken soul courses. They want to know if you’ve taken mathematics and can write a grammatically correct sentence.”