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The "Staff, Faculty and Administrators of Color" encouraged employees to reply to the invitation to find out the confidential date and time of what was being called a "happy hour" to "build support and community" for people of color.
The invite made it clear white people were not invited.
The email read: "If you want to create space for white folks to meet and work on racism, white supremacy, and white privilege to better our campus community and yourselves, please feel free to do just that."
"It was obviously a mistake," said SPSCC's Dean of College Relations, Kellie Purce Braseth.
Braseth said the group that put out the email last week apologized the next day and canceled the event.
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She said it could have been worded differently, but she maintains the staff members of color would have a more honest discussion about race without white employees.
Whomever sent this email, should have been fired. We all know damn well if races were reversed, the white person who arranged this meet and sent this email would be fired and it would be national news.
Let's have a DIVERSITY meeting but include the evil white man. Honest discussion with out white people? By honest she means a meet to complain how tough they have it and how white people are the cause of all their problems.....
This was racist. But they will get away with it because they are not white. And you wont hear a peep about this from the national media
And the head of the college's "Diversity Center" helped word that email.
Oh the irony of it all.....
We will see if they are fired.
Just wondering where are the open minded progressives who call the GOP a bunch of racists all the time?
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