...or you might be considered a "racial harasser"!
Unbelievable.
This guy was reading an anti-KKK book called "Notre Dame vs. The Klan" at Indiana University (where he was also an employee). A black-female, who was functionally illiterate, saw him reading it and then complained that she was "racially harassed" by his reading of it (because she didn't like what the cover looked like).
He was branded a "racist" by the university "Affirmative Action Office" and ordered not to read the book.
He was later exonerated for any "racist" acts by the university and the university apologized after considerable hue and cry.
Are you the next person to be accused of being a "racist" for reading a book?
H/T: Gateway Pundit
K thanks.
ReplyDeleteOh the stupidity in the Peoples Republic Of Bloomington. The Home of Indiana University.
ReplyDeleteWhy is it that people go straight into a litigious conditon instead of approaching the other person and clarfying the point in questions. Sheeshh... An employee will never truly gain back his reputation, even though the College Administration eventually cleared him. After a proper investigation
ReplyDeleteYep. Lame.
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