Upper Class Black Privileged Students Play Race Card Over and Over Again and Again

White girls only at a party at Yale brought national outrage, shrieking and profanity from privileged black Jerelyn Luther, Yale senior from Fairfield, CT. Answer to her query "Who the f**k hired you?" is, Luther was on the search committee who chose the former Harvard master. She deleted her online presence to hide her privileged childhood. In Cambridge, MA October 2015, black extremist group banned white people from a candidate forum. Taxpayer funded WGBH-TV Boston PBS broadcasts weekly show for black only professionals who strategize how to get more money and power. Silence from privileged black Harvard University students. Roger Morris in his book, Partners in Power (1996) describes how weak persons with relaxed rectitude are placed into positions of power. Not just university presidents and provosts, but police chiefs, governors, mayors and CEOs. They are easier to manipulate. At University of Missouri even more privileged athletes threatened the university with $1 million loss if they did not play Brigham Young University in football. Hunger striker Butler is son of Exec. Vice President of Union Pacific, salary $8 million in 2014. Spineless administrators and Soros funded activists incite nonsensical misguided protests. Journalist professor who threatened videographer with violence on Missouri campus resigned after her shameless clueless outrage. It is 1968 all over again. Upper class radicals with nothing to lose shout at spineless useful idiot administrators. At Missouri, Wolfe and Stokes did no wrong. Targeted for their thoughts. What role did the White House play in encouraging these racial events? White House deserves more blame than Wolfe and Stokes.

http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2015/11/12/student-reaction-yale-mizzou/

Students Weigh In on Protests at Yale and Mizzou
On social media and in person, many students have declared their support for peer movements against racism
By R. BLAKE PATERSON and IGNACIO SABATE,

Harvard CRIMSON STAFF WRITERS
November 12, 2015