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And I support SAE's decision to revoke OU SAE's charter. But SAE is a private entity making such a decision. A government entity cannot retaliate when one exercises one's First Amendment right to free speech. If they could, campus protests wouldn't exist. Many protests create "a hostile learning environment" for those who disagree with the protestors' cause.
drunk, on a bus en route to a party is a 'learning environment'?
Right. That's where the university will have a hard time with its case if it makes a "disruptive learning environment" argument. At the end of the day, the university has a duty to protect students exercising their constitutional rights and, only in the event that doing so becomes cost-prohibitive or the university couldn't keep the students safe would the university be justified with legally terminating the students' relationship with the university. Just as the 14th Amendment requires the Feds/states to give equal protection of the law and universities under this amendment couldn't simply expel black students because their presence created a disruptive learning environment for racist whites (think some of the Southern desegregation cases at public universities decades ago), the university just can't cop out and say that they are parting ways with students for exercising their constitutional rights. Instead, in the former case (and what I argue applies here), the university or the state has a duty to protect students who are protected by the Constitution to attend the university, regardless of whether their presence is disruptive to some or many. Its one thing to police general disruption, but its another thing completely to police disruption that is purely the result of protected speech.
These asstards will pay for their racist stupidity ....
Will the " burn this ***** down" or " kill the piggies" crowd... and there are some of those it appears to me on this forum...
Will they pay equally? ....and be shunned too?
Nope... they will get the race or emotion of the minute pass
All of this crap is the milk of a society that is losing its controls on what is right and wrong... and respecting some level of normal behavior in the bell shaped curve
This is what you get when people don't respect themselves... and did not have good role models.
Our politicians could be the first line of defense ...they have failed miserably and made it exponentially worse...
Are these tards any different than the politicians holding their hands up saying don't shoot ... a fallacy.. or the da's who appeared in the video calling for policemen to be killed
No different ... more idiots
Makes a wonderful three day news cycle before we get back to what Beyonce wore yesterday... and who Bobby Brown is smacking around this week...
I was heartened by the football team walking arm in arm... and the black student union president calling for forgiveness... I'm OK with that... to an extent ... I was also happy to see an unequivicable response by the college
Get out before midnight....
So what exactly do you have to say about what happened??
Your not really proving that your an empathetic, caring individual here.
Your not really improving your image if that's what your goal is.
Its being blown way out of proportion because it was leaked. Are you to tell me that Black fraternities welcome white members with open arms and don't have anything negative to say about whites in private?
Why single out NBC? All stations, including Fox, are reporting it. Fox also came up with a 2013 tape showing the frat's 79 year old house mom, signing the N word. This tape had been previously posted on social media.
There appears to be an established pattern.
Turn off your TV if you don't like the story.
ironically, she was singing the lyrics to a rap 'song' by a black 'artist.'
But I think OU is going with the disruption to the educational process argument.
What "educational process" on a privately chartered bus on the way to a private formal social event?
Far more disruptive and troubling is the Black Power fist raised by the student on campus during Boren's statement. That's threatening. That actually does constitute "a hostile learning environment" given Shabazz's advocacy to kill Whites and invoking Black Power after doing so.
I don't see the reason for all the outrage. Racism is nothing new. There are whites who will never accept or like blacks for the color of their skin, and there are blacks who will forever despise whites for events that happened in the past
Am I condoning what they were chanting? No. It was ignorant and classless, but like I stated in another thread. Do you really think black fraternities open their doors with open arms to whites, or even encourage whites to join? I'm sure there are just as many negative things said towards whites behind closed doors. It just hasn't been filmed and leaked.
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