How much trust could any person of pallor put into a lawyer to represent their interests with the utmost professionalism if he or she was trained in law school to consider “white people” as the eternal oppressors?

Time to add graduates of the University of Wisconsin Law School to your DEI-Diseased Institute list.

A mandatory orientation for first-year University of Wisconsin Law School students denounced “whiteness” and ripped “colorblindness” as a sinister racist tool, according to reports.

The racial refresher was given last week to enrollees who had completed their first semester of instruction at the well-regarded Madison school helmed by dean Daniel Tokaji.

Students were given preparatory literature beforehand to acquaint them with the session’s imperatives.

One section reminded white students they benefit from racial oppression regardless of their correctional efforts — and that “there are no exceptional white people.”

“You may have attended many anti-racism workshops; you may not be shouting racist epithets or actively discriminating against people of color, but you still experience privilege based on your white skin color,” the pamphlet contends.

This kind of emotional abuse and intellectual mendacity is out-of-control. It has infected undergraduate institutions as well as post-graduate schools where professionals are being produced who will now carry this binary oppressor-always-evil/oppressed-always-saint ethos into society at large.

The pamphlet used in this struggle session is just rewarmed Leftwing vomit that demands yte-pee-po just lay down and die:

Racism will only end when a significant number of white people of conscience, the people who can wield systemic privilege and power with integrity, find the will and take the action to dismantle it. This won’t happen until white people find racism in their daily consciousness as often as people of color do. For now you have to drag racism into your consciousness intentionally, for, unlike your sisters and brothers of color, the most present daily manifestation of your white privilege is the possibility of forgetting about racism.

I find the “sisters and brothers of color” a particularly precious line seeing as if you were in a family setting were you were the only kid who was constantly made the scapegoat of your siblings personal failings, you would be encouraged by any rational observer to reject the situation completely.

Of course, these Marxist hothouses are quite profitable for racist grifters like the lecturer Joey Oteng. Described as a self-described “expert on anti-racism”, he was but second year law student in 2021. Obsessed with melanin levels instead of excellence seems have been a thing for him for some time.

Oteng said he felt hopeful knowing three of the nine deans in the Moritz College of Law — Michael States, assistant dean for Admissions, Financial Aid and Diversity Initiatives; Darren Nealy, assistant dean of Students; and Kathy Seward Northern, associate dean for Admissions — are Black.

“I was like, ‘Oh, look at all these Black folks, this is gonna be a different experience,’” Oteng said. “It’s been great to have them as support.”

Wait, what? Three of nine deans are black? How can that be if blacks are only 13% of the population? This disparate impact should not be allowed to stand, eh Joey? Joey?

We’ve been here too many times. The toxic tribalism imposed by Marxists is having real life consequences as it has captured institutions across the nation. Maybe someone could ask Jonathan Lewis about his white privilege. Oh wait.

And can we stop with the total mugging of the word privilege? The L1 white students were browbeaten about their so-called privilege while any objection was also evidence of this privilege. Yet in the same room were obviously lecturer and students of enhanced melanin. So what privilege — something granted by law or custom to one person unavailable to others — did some of those students have over the other ones in the same room?

Yes, some of those students, of any color, could have advantages over the others. How many came from two-parent families? How many are on scholarships or have parents paying or are working their own way? Which of those students have health issues or physical disabilities or learning disabilities or have English as a second language?

None of us are equal in our birth, upbringing, innate talents or skills. But the ideology of individual rights is that each of us is as free as possible to seek where our talents take us. It has made for exceptional people of all colors, including the dreaded yte ones, and makes America an exceptional nation.

And that is what Marxists hate and are busy trying to tear down. Don’t trust them in your life, from doctors, lawyers, teachers or even someone you want to pet-sit your dog. Racists are as racists do. And making melanin “THE” trait of moral worth is as racist AF.

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