Eric Weinstein
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Evergreen State College's Failures
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June 3, 2017
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5:26Now PlayingAt Evergreen State College, events known as the "Day of Absence" and "Day of Presence" is set up to teach students about racism. This year, thanks to the climate of the 2016 election aftermath, the roles of such events have been reversed.
One professor, Dr. Bret Weinstein, has objected to this, calling it a form of racism. However, the SJW students of Evergreen have gone into angry mob mode, accusing said professor of being a bigot and causing chaos on the campus. I weigh in on these events, giving the students there an important warning...
UPDATE- The faculty had shown support of the SJW protestors in this letter below:
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