Duke U Diversity/Sensitivity Training

[Kordax]

Potentially, the falsely accused Duke undergrads could be instituting some diversity/sensitivity training the country could really enjoy learning more about -- www.newsobserver.com/news/crime_safety/duke_lacrosse/story/608283.html -- "We hope that today's resolution will begin to bring the Duke family back together again, and we look forward to working with the University to develop and implement initiatives that will prevent similar injustices and ensure that the lessons of the last year are never forgotten.""

Do you realize what this could mean? Rich White kids seizing total control of the "diversity training " curricula formerly owned, designed, taught & administered by race hustling ner-do wells with Affirmative Action conferred titles/positions like imposter university professors -- the Duke 88 come to mind immediately -- and the White kids -- might be the 1st time in the history of the universe something so just has happened -- get to skool the race hatred out of them.

[stray]

Yeah....it's a nice thought.....but seriously, folks.....

[legaltender]

Hot damn. Two threads on Duke.

[Kordax]

Hot damn. Two threads on Duke.

I was hoping that people would focus on the diversity training opportunities afforded to the falsely accused Dukies. Most large corps & all government agencies contract with diversity consultants who are typically HR pedigreed race hustling opportunists.

But because Duke University proper & many employees of Duke University branded these kids as defacto guilty thanks to diversity-by-slogan like "White skin privilege", the tables are turned & this could set a precedent for all the other diversity programs, too. So when the local Black Police Officers Association demands diversity training initiative in the future, perhaps a group of White males might be in charge ....

[legaltender]

I was hoping that people would focus on the diversity training opportunities afforded to the falsely accused Dukies.

Well, the "falsely accused Dukies" aren't students, so "initiatives that will prevent similar injustices" would not require their attendance.