Mike Davis

I could go into the Stanford bookstore and look at what is assigned and pull out a book within five seconds that had every one of those tropes she talked about. Evil white people, black people are still slaves, et cetera, et cetera. That is inculcated and absorbed, not just on the campus, but it drifts off in all these different ways. That's where our teachers are taught.

I could go into the Stanford bookstore and look at what is assigned and pull out a book within five seconds that had every one of those tropes she talked about. Evil white people, black people are still slaves, et cetera, et cetera. That is inculcated and absorbed, not just on the campus, but it drifts off in all these different ways. That's where our teachers are taught.

I could go into the Stanford bookstore and look at what is assigned and pull out a book within five seconds that had every one of those tropes she talked about. Evil white people, black people are still slaves, et cetera, et cetera. That is inculcated and absorbed, not just on the campus, but it drifts off in all these different ways. That's where our teachers are taught.

and the schools of education. This student probably had a class with one of those types of teachers or the general night classes. It's not just Harvard, Yale, Stanford. It permeates the community college, the high school, the K through eight.

and the schools of education. This student probably had a class with one of those types of teachers or the general night classes. It's not just Harvard, Yale, Stanford. It permeates the community college, the high school, the K through eight.

and the schools of education. This student probably had a class with one of those types of teachers or the general night classes. It's not just Harvard, Yale, Stanford. It permeates the community college, the high school, the K through eight.

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And he knows there's two themes he also is aware of or he reflects. One is that he will be rewarded in some ways for mouthing or repeating this orthodoxy. And second— He's ignorant. So when he talks about white this, he has no idea what the Battle of Shiloh was or Gettysburg or 700,000 people were wiped out over the question of slavery. He has no idea what...

And he knows there's two themes he also is aware of or he reflects. One is that he will be rewarded in some ways for mouthing or repeating this orthodoxy. And second— He's ignorant. So when he talks about white this, he has no idea what the Battle of Shiloh was or Gettysburg or 700,000 people were wiped out over the question of slavery. He has no idea what...

And he knows there's two themes he also is aware of or he reflects. One is that he will be rewarded in some ways for mouthing or repeating this orthodoxy. And second— He's ignorant. So when he talks about white this, he has no idea what the Battle of Shiloh was or Gettysburg or 700,000 people were wiped out over the question of slavery. He has no idea what...

what it was like on Okinawa or what it was like on Iwo Jima or at the Bulge where people died to give this country its preserve, its freedom, and this self-critical, always reexamining nature of the United States. He has no idea of that. He has no idea. I can tell you that for 20 years at a state college as a professor, when I wanted to send a student to graduate school,

what it was like on Okinawa or what it was like on Iwo Jima or at the Bulge where people died to give this country its preserve, its freedom, and this self-critical, always reexamining nature of the United States. He has no idea of that. He has no idea. I can tell you that for 20 years at a state college as a professor, when I wanted to send a student to graduate school,

what it was like on Okinawa or what it was like on Iwo Jima or at the Bulge where people died to give this country its preserve, its freedom, and this self-critical, always reexamining nature of the United States. He has no idea of that. He has no idea. I can tell you that for 20 years at a state college as a professor, when I wanted to send a student to graduate school,

from a kind of a state college that didn't have a great reputation, the calls that I would get from the admissions committee in law, in medicine, in PhD programs is, do you have anybody who is African-American or Hispanic? And I did a lot because I was in a minority community. But if I had a white male, they would say, we do not want a white male from Cal State Fresno.

from a kind of a state college that didn't have a great reputation, the calls that I would get from the admissions committee in law, in medicine, in PhD programs is, do you have anybody who is African-American or Hispanic? And I did a lot because I was in a minority community. But if I had a white male, they would say, we do not want a white male from Cal State Fresno.

from a kind of a state college that didn't have a great reputation, the calls that I would get from the admissions committee in law, in medicine, in PhD programs is, do you have anybody who is African-American or Hispanic? And I did a lot because I was in a minority community. But if I had a white male, they would say, we do not want a white male from Cal State Fresno.

I'm not saying that that balances out anything, but the last 50 years, Since the civil rights movement took a different direction, we have had institutionalized and exempt biases and prejudice and set asides to try to level the playing field, et cetera, et cetera. And to just forget all of that in your ignorance That's why we have people that do these things. Nobody ever cross-examines them.

I'm not saying that that balances out anything, but the last 50 years, Since the civil rights movement took a different direction, we have had institutionalized and exempt biases and prejudice and set asides to try to level the playing field, et cetera, et cetera. And to just forget all of that in your ignorance That's why we have people that do these things. Nobody ever cross-examines them.