Trump's Education Department Push For "White Power" Takeover Of Universities

The Department of Education announced last Wednesday that they're ending multiple minority-serving institution grants. We've got a former wrestling executive making decisions about education, telling us as a white person that these historically black colleges are discriminating against these poor white kids. They're also doing it to a native Inuit schools in Alaska. This is racism in policy.

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The Department of Education announced last Wednesday that they're ending multiple minority-serving institution grants. Again, this is a continued attack. Three hundred and fifty million dollars worth of grants will not be going to institutions of higher learning that we're serving primarily minority students.

Because obviously they're breaking the law, Caleb. I mean, we can't give money to these lawless institutions that have racial quotas and are discriminating against these poor white people who have no opportunities in this country. That's actually the argument they're making. They're saying that they're breaking the law by having these alleged racial quotas because you're not letting in the white kids. I'm just, it's almost mind blowing. But then you remember, oh, wait, this is also coming from Linda McMahon, the WWE spouse here. So we've got a former wrestling executive making decisions about education, telling us as a white person that these historically black colleges are discriminating against these poor white kids. It's absolutely disgusting. And this, this is racial policy. This is racism in policy that they are doing this because they're also doing it to a native Inuit schools in Alaska. That's what blows my mind, too. You have this Inuit population, this native population, and they're cutting grants for them to go to college because, hey, no, uh, that's based on race. We can't do that. Absolute utter insanity.

Well, again, deeply unserious people, they see something on Fox News or whatever garbage they're watching, and then they turn it into policy for dear leader here. All of these people are trust fund babies. They've been given every advantage, and they resent any help that we give anybody who's not them.

You know, I was thinking about this while we're on this subject. Obviously, Linda McMahon is a white woman. With the exception of Kash Patel, is there another non-white person in this administration that immediately comes to mind without having to look it up?

Nobody that comes to me.

I can't think of any either. This is an exceptionally racial, homogeneous administration enacting these very racist policies against any non-white person. That's what we're getting from this administration. So whenever they go out and they attack diversity, equity and inclusion, we don't need diversity. Hegseth in his little military pep rally said, diversity is not our strength. This is what you get when there is no diversity. This is what you get when you do not have other voices, other experiences in an administration, you get policy for white people only, and that's what's coming out.

And this disenfranchisement is only going to disillusion people and not make them participate in the American dream to the degree that they can. This was to help with the inequities, the institutional inequities that exist. And, of course, they're disassembling it as fast as they can. To your point, the only person that I can think of vaguely ethnic at this point would be Rudy Giuliani because he leaks black fluid when he gets upset. But, it is disgusting. It's just truly vile and disgusting. I don't know where it ends. They're trying to disassemble the Department of Education, so I guess there won't be any grants anyway, this is just one more step down that road.

Yeah, and this, of course, is going to have a severe impact because we are talking about colleges and universities that do primarily provide these grants to people who otherwise would not be able to go to college, not by any stretch of the imagination. This is giving these people a leg up in a system that's already trying to hold them down, and they want to take that away because they claim, obviously, nope, we can't do anything based on race.