Literally zero Republicans in 30 Yale departments when half the country is Republican is truly outrageous bigotry!New York Post (@nypost):Nearly 30 Yale undergraduate departments have no Republican faculty, Buckley Institute report finds https://t.co/pY4f4MTsEq https://t.co/eTw5QTIWNc ...

And joining us now for her first interview since the comments from the president is Congresswoman Ilhan Omar of Minnesota. She came to the US from Somalia as a child, became an American citizen about 25 years ago. Congresswoman, thank you for being with us. The president attacked you personally yesterday and I want to play more of what he said. >> Elon Omar is garbage. She's garbage. Her friends are garbage. These aren't people that work. These aren't people that say, "Let's go. Come on, let's make this pla ...

[Applause] I want to tell you a story, but more importantly, you want to hear a story. I know this because I've been writing and researching stories for a long time, and I've come to the conclusion that stories are a fundamental part of who we are. Stories offer two things that the human brain desires.The first of these is empathy. We are social creatures. We want to know and understand each other. And stories give us this opportunity with characters that we can get to know and understand.But more than this ...

We are getting a window into how a new generation of Republican activists talk when they think no one's listening. And it's really ugly. Politico obtained more than seven months of Telegram chat messages between about a dozen young Republican leaders in New York, Kansas, Arizona, and Vermont.Now, MSNBC has not independently reviewed those messages, but what Politico published today shows the conservatives openly praising Adolf Hitler, making celebratory jokes about gas chambers and slavery and rape. For exa ...

Elites need to be taught bigotry to make up for the street lessons theyll never encounter during their privileged life.Without this bigotry, they become idealistic and give favour to humans who dont deserve it and destroy society by extension.Andrew Tate (@Cobratate):Individuals born into privileged backgrounds often lack the lessons learned from street-level experiences.Elites rarely engage in street conflicts or learn to navigate dangerous neighborhoods, leaving them unprepared to protect themselves in su ...

Research Findings - Analysis of 90,000 comments from 600 videos tagged with "black people" and "China" revealed that 10% were race-related, with 80% of those expressing negative sentiments [3] - Manual categorization of 2,000 comments highlighted recurring themes such as mockery/harassment of Chinese women in interracial relationships and the portrayal of Black people as criminal, stupid, and animalistic [3][4] - The research uncovered instances of racial slurs and calls for genetic purism within the online comments [4] Societal Context - Despite outward diplomacy and strong ties between China and African countries, the daily reception of Black individuals in China tells a different story [5] - Historical events, such as the 1988 protests and the 2020 COVID-related mistreatment of Black residents in Guangzhou, highlight underlying tensions [5][6] - The tragedy involving a Black American teacher and a Chinese student was twisted to support claims of inherent Black violence, clashing with the Black Lives Matter movement [7] Algorithmic Influence - Algorithms on platforms like Bilibili incentivize outrage and controversy, leading to the amplification of hateful and extreme comments [9] - The design of these platforms fosters negativity bias, echo chambers, and confirmation bias, contributing to the spread of hate [10] Solutions and Recommendations - Meaningful connection, rather than mere proximity, is crucial for changing prejudice [13] - There is a need for better policies that encourage cross-cultural dialogue, humanize individuals, and hold platforms accountable [13] - The report advocates for recognizing that racism is not solely a Western issue but exists within our own platforms and language [16]