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I wish I had the 10 seconds of my life back that I just wasted. Did you really watch that?
Why, if I can ask?Comment
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Best laugh I've had all day!Comment
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It seemed like she was trying to cram every nonsensical liberal buzzword into one argument.
Maybe a healthy helping of patriarchal meat would do her some good.Comment
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Jordan Peterson was talking about this. His daughter was involved on the pro-meat side of the debate (of course). He was saying how absolutely ridiculous the argument was on the no meat side of it. No surprise he was right.Comment
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I saw a video of a fat activist railing against exercise or diets or doctors weighing patients. Can't remember which. Anyway, she threw out every -ism and -ist word popular today. She was about to stop recording when she says, "oh it's also racist and capitalist...thanks for watching". Like she had to cross those two off her note card.Comment
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Here is another one
Our education system too to bottom has gone bat **** crazy
Texas professor sues university after being punished for saying music theory isn't racist
Several students and faculty members have called on him to be fired
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A professor at the University of North Texas is suing the school for punishing him after he pushed back against the idea that music theory is a function of White supremacy.
The lawsuit, first reported by Campus Reform, claims that the First and Fourteenth Amendment rights of professor Timothy Jackson were violated by the school when they removed him from the academic journal he co-founded after he published several articles that students and faculty deemed "racist."
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The university took action against Jackson after he held a symposium that promoted differing opinions on a speech by Hunter College of the City University of New York professor Philip Ewell entitled "Music Theory’s White Racial Frame."
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In the speech, and in a paper Ewell published after the speech, Ewell complained that music theory is "White" and argued that as a Black man he feels uncomfortable that the vast majority of music theory professors are White.
Ewell also criticized the late Jewish music theorist, composer, and teacher Heinrich Schenker as "an ardent racist and German nationalist" and alleged that "our white racial frame seeks to shield Schenker from unwanted criticism."
After Ewell’s paper was published, Jackson planned to host a symposium with the Journal of Schenkerian Studies that he co-founded at UNT and called on members of the Society for Music to write papers responding to the paper. Those submissions were published in July 2020 and contained different views both supporting and opposing Ewell’s speech.
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Jackson’s letter disagreed with Ewell on several points while defending Schenker as a victim of antisemitism by pointing out that the composer had been persecuted in Nazi Germany for being Jewish.
Jackson also dismissed the idea that the music theory field is racist and suggested African American women and men don’t typically "grow up in homes where classical music is profoundly valued, and therefore they lack the necessary background."
Following the publishing of the symposium, supporters of Ewell began calling on UNT to fire Jackson, including at least 18 UNT faculty members and several grad students.
Jackson’s lawsuit states that on July 31, 2020, the school released a statement that it had launched a formal investigation into the Journal and UNT Press.
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Jackson was then told by UNT Provost Jennifer Cowley to submit a plan on how to address a report from an ad hoc panel outlining problems with his actions but a week before the deadline he was given he learned that he had been removed from the journal and that university funding for the journal and Center for Schenkerian Studies was being halted.
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Jackson’s lawsuit asks for several demands for judgment including a declaration from the school that his First and Fourteenth Amendment rights were violated, a request to prevent the Board of Regents from taking action against him, and a request for damages.
"Timothy Jackson’s goals have been consistent from the beginning, and that is to express academic freedom without fear of retaliation from those who disagree," Michael Thad Allen, Jackson’s lead attorney, told Campus Reform. "UNT has failed to protect these rights and has allowed this situation to progress, forcing Jackson to file this suit."
In a statement to Fox News, the University of North Texas said that federal court is "not the place" for "baseless allegations."
"The defendants have formally notified the court of appeals that we are appealing the district court’s decision to deny our motion to dismiss," a spokesperson for the school said. "Dr. Jackson’s faculty colleagues have not harmed him in any way, and federal court is not the place to try the plaintiff’s baseless allegations against them. Further, neither the Board of Regents nor the university have taken any adverse action against Dr. Jackson."
The statement added, "We will raise these points to the federal appeals court. Meanwhile, we have filed a motion asking the trial judge to stop all activity in the district court until the parties receive a ruling on the appeal."
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It’s never occurred to her in her analysis of meat as a white supremacist tool of rape and subjugation, that indigenous people were nomadic, following…. herds of meat. Those racist, white supremacist Native Americans, aboriginal, and African tribesmen!Comment
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Of course not, she can't think past her last nap.Originally posted by Playa View Post
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“Our whiteness is part of meat eating…..”.
Indian arrowheads were made to kill…… corn?Comment
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what a sad, sad life she must haveComment
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Not sure what her position in life is. Hope she is not a teacher. Wonder if those were grey LEATHER shoes she was wearing.
The kid with the green and black glasses next to her was wearing what looked to be a brown leather coat. He needs to hook up with the blonde across from him and go get a double cheese burger from McDonalds.Comment
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But the good news is all 10 of her cats are well taken care of and eat the best gourmet food (with meat)Originally posted by jshouse View PostComment
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