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November 16, 2015
Title: Minority Students Need to Stop Playing the Victim
Topic: College Campus Tolerance Lacking
Discussed by Andrew Kloster
with The Heritage Foundation (www.Heritage.org)
Part 1 of 2
Well, it appears that a lot of college kids really are spoiled
little brats. Not all, but some, especially those who are
considered to be in a minority affiliation. This time, again, black college
students are feeling threatened by the Constitution, specifically the First
Amendment.
Andrew Kloster is a legal fellow in the Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and
Judicial Studies at The Heritage Foundation. He focuses his attention
on civil rights, the role of Federal courts, and other Constitutional issues.
Andrew is here to discuss the black Missouri students’ demands of “My Way of
the Highway”. A university professor was also involved in the uproar and
ultimately encouraged assault on several journalists who were taking photographs
and attempting to interview some of the protestors. Note: This professor
resigned after a troubling video of her surfaced, so that’s a plus!
Listen in as Andrew Kloster explains what the “rule of law” means, how
it applies to everyone, and what is actually going on in Missouri. Don’t miss
the next segment with Andrew as he discusses Lady Justice.
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Minority Students Need to Stop Playing the Victim
Topic: College Campus Tolerance Lacking
Discussed by Andrew Kloster
with The Heritage Foundation (www.Heritage.org)
Lady Justice is a symbol of hope and freedom for all; she offers the
assurance that all Americans receive the same treatment, no matter their race,
sex, religion, or age may be. Some people just don’t see it that
way, though. They will always – always – think they are being unfairly treated.
Higher Education has always been a place where students are challenged. They
have always received controversial information which makes them think. Some may
change their opinion on an issue due to these debates; others push back harder
for their belief to be accepted. Many colleges now have a place where students
can release their frustration. These places are called “Safe Spaces”. They won’t
get their feelings hurt. They won’t have to worry about feeling oppressed. They
can color and meditate and act like children.
Andrew Kloster continues to discuss the situation in Missouri where black
minority students, including many on the football team, felt threatened and
staged a protest and hunger strike in order to force the President of the
university to resign. Well, their ploy worked; the President resigned, but they
have not stopped their whining.
In Missouri, the protesting students won’t allow reporters on campus because
they feel threatened by them! New Flash Kiddos: You do not make the
demands; the law does. Listen in as Andrew explains the law and offers his
opinion on the issue.
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