Woke Arizona State University students
accuse college of 'persecuting' THEM after
they were reprimanded for making two white
students leave campus multicultural space
because of their anti-Biden shirt and
pro-cop laptop sticker
Posted By: Ribicon, 1/4/2022 9:30:45 AM
A pair of Arizona State University students have unleashed a nine minute diatribe after they were disciplined for taunting two white male students who entered the college's multicultural space. On Monday, Mastaani Qureshi, an undergraduate and Sarra Tekola a graduate student posted a video on social media alleging ASU had carried out an investigation into their actions and called for them to write a three-page paper. In the video posted in response to the University's punishment Qureshi and Tekola claim the investigation into their actions was 'racially biased' adding they were 'forced to confront these men', because, in their view, the ASU faculty allegedly refused to answer their cries
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Old: If you can’t do the time, don’t do the crime.
New: If you can’t do the time, Alvin Bragg will be there for you.
That much just became clear, as the newly minted Manhattan DA issued marching orders to his hundreds of assistants and support staff.
“Let’s do our very best to keep people out of jail, kids. And let’s really, really not sweat the small stuff.”
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Off’ Unjabbed by Banning Them From Social
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There are safe space schools reserved specifically for them, but instead of attending an HBCU, they enroll in a school that's open to all and cause problems. How does this help sell the idea that all are equal?