Thursday, May 8, 2014

Kennedy School Students Call for Training To Combat Privilege in Classroom - "We just can’t learn when we are only hearing from one side,” Michelle A. Millar said. (Apparently, with anti-White Multicultural Marxist propaganda dribbling from their every orifice, today's college students still can't get enough.)


Kennedy School Students Call for Training To Combat Privilege in Classroom




Students at the Kennedy School of Government gathered in the 
school’s courtyard on Friday for a “moment of solidarity” in 
support of a movement lobbying the school’s administration to 
create a mandatory orientation program to help incoming 
students and faculty better recognize and address race and 
gender in the classroom.

The movement, called HKS Speaks Out, began in October 
after students expressed having “really negative classroom 
experiences,” according to Reetu D. Mody, a first year Master 
in Public Policy student and an organizer of the movement. She 
said the group has amassed about 300 student signatures, or 
about a fourth of the school’s student population, on a petition 
that calls for mandatory privilege and power training. . . .