This week, the Woke-award is awarded to two individuals from Emory University for not only exhibiting the psychopathy of ‘wokeness’ but doing so with a heavy dose of factual and historical ignorance. Professors Carol Anderson and George Yancy use the platform of Emory University to deliver racist rants to students, and their Twitter accounts to infect the larger population with their woke hatred. But, of course, Twitter questions none of the content they post because CEO Parag Agrawal agrees with the Professors’ brand of race-based bias. After all, it was Parag Agrawal who once said, “why should I distinguish between white people and racists?”
Professor Anderson exposes her tenuous grasp on reality when she takes the insane ramblings of the Buffalo shooter about the “Great Replacement Theory” and claims it and “white rage” were the reasons for the January 6 “insurrection.” She suggests that the rioters were motivated by “white rage” and acted out in hatred against black voters who didn’t vote for Trump. But, of course, she ignores the real reasons people were upset, which had nothing to do with black people but with voting irregularities, mass-mailing of ballots, and questions over voting machines. Anderson has never uttered a word against these congressional democrats who objected to electoral votes for Donald Trump in 2016: Maxine Waters, Sheila Jackson Lee, Jim McGovern, Jamie Raskin, Pramila Jayapal, and Barbara Lee.
Anderson suggests Newt Gingrich was racist and full of “white rage” when he dared to express concern that elections in large cities, where the vast majority of voting irregularities occurred, might have resulted in a stolen election.
“You heard Newt Gingrich talking about: “They stole the election in Philadelphia. They stole the election in Milwaukee. They stole the election in Atlanta.” Notice that he identified cities that have sizable Black populations, and linking those cities with the theft, with the theft of democracy, with the theft of this election, stealing it from good, honest, hard-working white folk. That was the subtext that led to the insurrection: the delegitimization of African Americans as citizens, as voters.”
Painting Newt Gingrich as a racist is ridiculous, but what do you expect from somebody who claims the Second Amendment was passed to maintain slavery. Carol Anderson is not alone in her lunacy at Emory University. When she’s not saying or Tweeting something devoid of any rationale, fellow professor George Yancy takes up the slack with his own laughably woke diatribe. Yancy believes white people are inherently racist and that “whiteness” is “boisterous and blood-lusting,” and said, “’ Innocent’ White People Are Also Complicit in the Anti-Black Murders in Buffalo.”
George Yancy’s fantastically delusional assessment of the Buffalo shooter’s manifesto suggests that the killer’s words speak for all of America. Yancy said,
“It doesn’t take a white racist 18-year-old coward to write a 180-page manifesto to convince me that I was never wanted in a country apart from my enslavement and instrumental use toward the fulfillment of white racist capitalism.”
Carol Anderson and George Yancy are perfect examples of toxic ‘wokeness’ running rampant in our society and across college campuses. Both are dangerous people to have standing in front of a classroom turning history into hatred. In their twisted, any opposition to progressive, woke policies or any concern over voter integrity is steeped in “white hatred.” Unfortunately, impressionable minds are receiving their poisonous messages.
Congratulations to Emory Professors Carol Anderson and George Yancy for winning this week’s Woke Award.
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