University Wrecks Racism, Redrafts Architecture
With Nonwhite Wokeness
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 11/8/2021 11:33:24 AM
Sure — your house might beat the pants off your neighbors’. But let’s talk real-world metrics: How woke was the system that led to its erection? As we continue to learn, there’s no area where social justice can’t prevail. Apropos of such ascendancy, welcome to the world of architectural enlightenment. At the University of Minnesota, they’re taking wrecking balls to structural racism. “Several (job) openings,” UM’s website announces, are “centered in Design Justice.” In addition to architecture, fields set for racialized renovation include graphic design, product design, and interior design. All of you professors itching for a new gig, see if the following philosophy tickles your fancy:
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In response to the sport’s media’s quest to get Aaron Rodgers canceled from his many lucrative sponsorship deals after seeking Covid treatment advice from the left’s chief Covid nemesis Joe Rogan, State Farm Insurance has decided to stand by their man.
In a statement to USA Today, a State Farm spokesman made it clear that the company encourages vaccinations and backs the right to make a “personal” choice.
“We encourage vaccinations, but respect everyone’s right to make a choice based on their personal circumstances,” State Farm told USA Today.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) officially filed paperwork for his 2022 reelection campaign on November 5 and reportedly told Fox News he has “only just begun to fight.”
The governor filed the documents on Friday, according to Florida’s Department of State (DOS).
DeSantis told Fox News he has “delivered on all fronts.”
“Florida’s economy is strong, we’ve boosted teacher pay, made historic investments in Everglades restoration and water quality, signed strong election integrity legislation, provided unparalleled support for law enforcement and appointed strong constitutionalists to our state courts,” the governor told Fox News. [Tweet]
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Sesame Street — the critically-acclaimed and breathtakingly informative infectious and emerging diseases show for kids — has launched a campaign to shill for children as young as five to be vaccinated. Even “better,” Big Bird, along with Elmo, Grover, and Oscar the Grouch, appeared on CNN — who knew? — town hall to pimp the “Sesame Street” vax for kids campaign.
The same CNN, mind you, as RedState reported in late October, that ridiculously touted in a headline:
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The Saturday morning town hall, titled “The ABCs of COVID Vaccines,”
Sure — your house might beat the pants off your neighbors’. But let’s talk real-world metrics: How woke was the system that led to its erection?
As we continue to learn, there’s no area where social justice can’t prevail.
Apropos of such ascendancy, welcome to the world of architectural enlightenment.
At the University of Minnesota, they’re taking wrecking balls to structural racism.
“Several (job) openings,” UM’s website announces, are “centered in Design Justice.”
In addition to architecture, fields set for racialized renovation include graphic design, product design, and interior design.
All of you professors itching for a new gig, see if the following philosophy tickles your fancy:
We’ve seen a lot of freak-outs now from folks on the left about the saying “Let’s go, Brandon.”
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According to The Summit:
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Special counsel John Durham has started to hit paydirt with three arrests so far, the tip of the iceberg, and the story is essentially buried because the media don't care, and they don't want the public to know the truth. If the public learns the truth, they will see how dishonest, corrupt, and dangerous the media are.
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Boom: The Star Witness for Prosecution
in Rittenhouse Trial Just Blew Up the
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in Rittenhouse Trial Just Blew Up the
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The man wounded by Kyle Rittenhouse on August 25, 2020, during the Kenosha, Wisc., riots blew up the state’s case against the accused murderer under cross-examination on Monday afternoon.
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Yeah, I'm sure this feces will help prepare the students to pass the ARE for licensure. I don't think the NCARB cares how woke you are!!