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Columbia Student Claims To Be Traumatized By Reading About White People


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columbia-student-claims-to-be-traumatized-by-reading-about-white-peopleThe Daily Caller:

Blake Neff

Nov. 20 2015

 

A student at Columbia University is urging the school to inject more diversity into its required courses, claiming she suffered severe emotional trauma from reading too many books by and about white people.

 

Columbia students and faculty gathered Wednesday night for a panel discussion on “Race, Ethnicity, and University Life.” According to the Columbia Daily Spectator, much of the commentary revolved around the idea that minorities on campus simply spend too much time being traumatized by the white-centric content of their classes.

 

One of the panelists at the event was black Columbia student Nissy Aya. Aya was supposed to graduate in 2014, but instead is only on track to receive her degree in 2016. That, Aya says, demonstrates “how hard it has been for me to get through this institution,” though it’s worth noting she is an exceptional case, as Columbia has one of the highest four-year graduation rates in the country.

 

Aya attributed some of her academic troubles to the trauma of having to take Columbia’s current Core Curriculum, which requires students to take a series of six classes with a focus on the culture and history of Western, European civilization. Aya says this focus on the West was highly mentally stressful for her.

 

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An alternative reason might be that you are dumber than a box of rocks.


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In a short while, Missouri will become just another HBCU institution and then quietly wither away.

 

HBCU?

Historically Black College / University.

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