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College Students Demand Removal Of Thomas Jefferson Statue Representing A ´Legacy Of Racism And Bigotry´
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 3/30/2019 11:34:14 PM
The good folks over at Campus Reform report that leftist students at Hofstra University are demanding the college´s administration take down a statue of founding father Thomas Jefferson because the statue represents a "legacy of racism and bigotry on college campuses." Campus Correspondent Sergei Kelley reports that Hofstra students held a second annual "Jefferson Has Gotta Go!" event on Friday. In addition to demanding that Jefferson´s statue be torn down due to his slave-holding past, the group that gathered sought to ´´expose the culture of bias and discrimination" found on college campuses. Who exactly put on this event?
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Its WAY past time for a college administrator to stand up to these bossy little snots and tell them "NO!!" And if they continue to vandalize the statue, pack up their dorm rooms because they are IMMEDIATELY expelled if they are caught, convicted or confess!!