UVA Black Student Alliance Declares Jefferson Statue an “Emblem of White Supremacy”

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The Minority Rights Coalition hosted a “March to Reclaim Our Grounds” on Aug. 21 to march and issue a ten-point ultimatum, which was obtained by Campus Reform on Wednesday.

They declared the beautiful statue of Thomas Jefferson an “emblem of white supremacy”. Thomas Jefferson is considered the founder of the university but we now have idiots in attendance.

“The statue of Jefferson serves as an emblem of white supremacy, and should be re-contextualized with a plaque to include that history,” the students wrote.

The students also called for racial quotas and mandatory “education on white supremacy, colonization, and slavery as they directly relate to Thomas Jefferson, the University, and the city of Charlottesville,” the education watchdog reported.

There were 16 groups who signed on to their demands.

This is anti-white racism and people had better start condemning it.


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Judyann Joyner
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Judyann Joyner
6 years ago

This problem BEGINS from the first day of elementary school. Our children are robbed of education regarding the magnificent, brilliant founding of our nation and those heroes who dedicated, “Our lives, Our fortunes, and Our Sacred Honor.”

Our founding, thanks to a, “perfect storm.” America was founded by a collective group of geniuses who knew, all too well, what tyranny looked like and thus, set us on a journey to become the uniquely greatest, and most successful, social experiment of a nation bathed in Liberty…Liberty the preferred label to freedom. Liberty translates to freedom with responsibility

If these students feel inspired to speak about slavery, they should do so in a way as to effect change right now, and where it is most needed. We can not change history (though the Left re-writes history on the daily). Both historically, and to date, Muslims are a society of people for whom slavery is a way of life.