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Berea College, a private liberal arts college in Kentucky, is reportedly propagandizing its students with virulently racist dogma about how “whiteness” and “Trumpism” are a form of “white terrorism” against the majority of the American people.
These radical ideas can be seen in a flyer that’s reportedly being distributed by the Women’s and Gender Non-Conforming Center.
Obtained by the Young America’s Foundation, the flyer from the center advertises an upcoming March 17th event titled, “White Citizenship As Terrorism: Make American Great Again, Again.”
The flyer reads as follows:
Despite calls for multiculturalism and color-blindness, segments of white America mourn their so-called loss of privilege, consistency begging to return to the nostalgic past in which their esteemed value as white citizens went unquestioned. Trump’s “Make America Great Again” appear to follow suit by offering a seemingly benign promise to return America to a previously “great” past.
But the offer to “Make America Great Again, Again,” requires we refocus on how the last four years of daily tweets and administrative actions redefine whiteness. If terrorism is defined as the use of violence and threats to create a state of fear towards particular communities and identities, then this is what “Trumpism” is at its core. This talk offers to resituate Trumpism and white citizenship as forms of white terrorism enacted against the majority of people living within the borders of the U.S. and beyond.
A subset of the college, the center describes itself as “an inclusive space where historically underrepresented students, including but not limited to women, LGBTQPIA+, and sex and gender non-conforming students, can come to be as they are, outside of social scripts.”
In other words, it’s a place for everybody save for regular white people.
The March 17th event will feature a speech from Amy Branzel, a white person who believes the idea of national citizenship should be abolished.
Amy Brandzel, author of Against Citizenship: The Violence of the Normative, will be giving the “White Citizenship as Terrorism’ presentation. pic.twitter.com/ksTX2I3oLL
— Kara Zupkus (@kara_kirsten) March 11, 2021
The YAF reporter who spotted the flyer, Kara Zupkus, reached out to school officials afterward to learn their thoughts about such blatant racism being endorsed at their school. In response, they issued a statement defending the event.
Posted to Twitter, the statement claimed the event “seeks to confront aspects of the political spectrum that relate to the difficult topic of race in America.”
“While that may cause discomfort, it is a valid and important conversation in this time of political and racial division. It is our hope that these types of conversations will occur across the country. Open, honest dialogue is essential to understanding racism and moving toward an anti-racist society,” school officials wrote.
Look:
A planned event by the Women’s and Gender Non-Conforming Center at Berea College has attracted a great deal of attention on social media, and resulted in several emails from concerned persons.
— Berea College (@bereacollege) March 12, 2021
To some, the provocative title of the event implies that Berea is not a welcoming place for individuals with differing political views. That is not true. At Berea, we strive to live out our motto: God has made of one blood all peoples of the earth.
— Berea College (@bereacollege) March 12, 2021
Berea accepts students of all faiths (or none at all), religious beliefs, ethnicities and political leanings, creating a diverse environment that encourages acceptance, respect and even appreciation across our differences.
— Berea College (@bereacollege) March 12, 2021
We encourage open dialog on difficult topics. Racism and white nationalism have been topics of great debate over the past five years. The event planned for next week seeks to confront aspects of the political spectrum that relate to the difficult topic of race in America.
— Berea College (@bereacollege) March 12, 2021
While that may cause discomfort, it is a valid and important conversation in this time of political and racial division. It is our hope that these types of conversations will occur across the country.
— Berea College (@bereacollege) March 12, 2021
Open, honest dialogue is essential to understanding racism and moving toward an anti-racist society.
— Berea College (@bereacollege) March 12, 2021
Notice how they claimed the school’s accepting of all students. That was clearly a lie.
This is some of the most insane gaslighting I have ever seen in a university statement.
They claim Berea welcomes students of all political leanings and encourages “acceptance” and “respect.”
Yet, they’re doubling down on an event that says Trumpism is terrorism.
— Kara Zupkus (@kara_kirsten) March 12, 2021
The report from Berea College comes as school after school after school — both public and private — are being outed as factories of radical thought.
Last week, a report emerged that the Arizona Department of Education has reportedly produced a critical race theory-based “equity” toolkit that attacks white babies as young as three months old for allegedly preferring to “look more at faces that match the race of their caregivers.”
Days earlier, a whistleblower revealed that students at a New York school district were being taught that “all white people” perpetuate so-called systemic racism.
And earlier last month, another whistleblower outed a Philadelphia elementary school for promoting communism.
Whistleblower docs show outright pro-communist propaganda taught to fifth graders https://t.co/WrMHgmWHS0 pic.twitter.com/RDCTlTjFNm
— Conservative News (@BIZPACReview) February 12, 2021
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V. Saxena is a staff writer for BizPac Review with a decade of experience as a professional writer, and a lifetime of experience as an avid news junkie. He holds a degree in computer technology from Purdue University.
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