Posted by coreander on 6/10/2020 9:46:00 AM (view original):
Trauma is not just an issue for Black students, and it is more than a little racist to imply that it is. Long answer short, it is something anybody can experience but it is especially prominent in marginalized communities. Not, to be clear, because they are "babies" as you so eloquently put it, but because they are victims of oppression from an unjust system that continually puts them in harm's way and provides them less opportunities.
Please explain How in the samHill ANY student attending UCLA can be considered victims of oppression from an "unjust system"?? They're at one of the finest Universities in the Nation! In one of the most privileged and livable places on Earth!
And the students of that Professor's class, regardless of color are NOT marginalized communities. They're very lucky young people with a life of opportunity in front of them, THANKS to OUR system and the education we offer here!
You seem full of ignorance and entitlement.
I got news for you.
That's a bad combo in the REAL world.
All your attitude of entitlement will garner you is resistance and scorn, and that penchant to think you're fully educated and know what you clearly DON'T know (ignorance) is gonna be personally expensive.
The Globe spins in one direction and it ain't about to change because you've been given "half" the picture.
Those that know about the other half WILL educate you, likely unpleasantly.