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Sunday, April 25, 2021

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SUNY Geneseo announces new dorm 'for Students of Color' - Campus Reform

The State University at New York Geneseo has announced their newest addition the school’s Umoja House, a dorm "for students of color."

The Umoja House Living Learning Community will open for the Fall 2021 semester. According to the Geneseo Umoja page, those living in the dorm will "support" students of color on campus by planning and hosting events, and will "examine the impact of social justice leaders and movements on current events."

Members will also take part in a discussion series surrounding "race/ethnicity and politics, media, health, etc."

“The space is meant as a recharging station for students of color,” SUNY director of multicultural programs and services Sasha Eloi-Evans said. “The hope is that students will live together, form a community, and, because of those connections, be more engaged and invested in the institution. They then feel more confident about participating in other aspects of campus life and leadership roles—they aren’t just on campus, they’re in campus.”

I would say instead of this fake attempt to attract "students of color" or Black students those same students could consider going to an HBCU instead if they want to be more engaged and invested in an institution. Hopefully you're not attending any higher learning institution just to be catered according to your race, you're there to learn. Hopefully you're not at an institution like this having to sign up for student loans because will such a dorm help you out with paying those off?

Anyway h/t Instapundit with the tag "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever". Basically keep the races separate because they're all scared of each other and we need to keep them scared of each other.... 

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