Today in deep, pathological irony, we have “White Fragility” author Robin DiAngelo outed for allegedly plagiarizing diverse scholars in her so-called academic work.
Here, I mean “diverse scholars” in the literal sense of the word, not as the snarky internet colloquialism used to describe mobs of Persons of Color™ youth running amok in movie theaters or malls or diversity festivals or whatever.
Via Washington Free Beacon (emphasis added):
“Robin DiAngelo, the best-selling author of White Fragility, is a big believer in citing minorities.
In an "accountability" statement on her website, which makes repeated reference to her Ph.D., DiAngelo, 67, tells "fellow white people" that they should "always cite and give credit to the work of BIPOC people who have informed your thinking."
It doesn't matter if their contribution is just a few words. "When you use a phrase or idea you got from a BIPOC person," DiAngelo says, referring to black, indigenous, and other people of color, "credit them."”
The Revolution eating itself is always an awesome spectacle to behold.
Continuing:
“According to a complaint filed last week with the University of Washington, where DiAngelo received her Ph.D. in multicultural education, she plagiarized several scholars—including two minorities—in her doctoral thesis.
The 2004 dissertation, "Whiteness in Racial Dialogue: A Discourse Analysis," lifts two paragraphs from an Asian-American professor, Northeastern University's Thomas Nakayama, and his coauthor, Robert Krizek, without proper attribution, omitting quotation marks and in-text citations.
DiAngelo also lifts material from Stacey Lee, an Asian-American professor of education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, in which Lee summarizes the work of a third scholar, David Theo Goldberg.”
DiAngelo is a big proponent of something called “accountability,” which means (for white people exclusively) unending self-flagellation at the altar of intersectional feminism for the benefit of their genetically superior mastas.
Via robindiangelo.com (emphasis added):
“Accountability within antiracist work is the understanding that what I profess to value must be demonstrated in action, and the validity of that action is determined by Black, Indigenous and Peoples of Color. Accountability requires trust, transparency, and action. As a white person seeking to be accountable, I must continually ask myself, “How do I know how I am doing?” To answer this question, I need to check in and find out. I can do this in several ways, including: by directly asking Black, Indigenous, and Peoples of Color with whom I have trusting relationships and who have agreed to offer me this feedback; talking to other white people who have an antiracist framework; reading the work of Black, Indigenous and Peoples of Color who have told us what they want and need (this work is easy to find and many racial justice educators have good resource lists on their websites) and; engaging in the exercises Black, Indigenous and Peoples of Color provide in online classes and workbooks. Ultimately it is for Black, Indigenous and Peoples of Color to decide if I am actually behaving in antiracist ways. When I find that I am out of alignment, I need to do what is necessary and try to repair the situation. And yes, the more experience and practice I have in antiracist work the more thoughtfully I will be able to use the feedback I receive.”
“What is necessary” “to repair the situation” in this case, as in every case, for Social Justice™ people is unlikely to involve a sincere apology and a renunciation of her lucrative career, but rather blaming white people somehow through sophistic jiujitsu for forcing her to commit her crimes against Diversity™.
Let’s see what she comes up with.
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We might just see how “fragile” she is. Maybe Asian American professors don’t count because they are not black brown or indigenous, so she didn’t seem to feel the need to credit them, much less “check in” with them. At any rate, I am sure she will get their feedback as to how she is doing in court. Delicious!
Is there any doubt... Can there be any doubt that this DeAngelo woman is an unabashed sadomasochist? No really, I feel I've just read some degenerate masochistic fantasy! - Which explains a lot about the explicit degeneracy of our post MKULTRA, mainstream, top-down, "western" culture.
The only things that I can say I know for certain now, are that this godless, disgusting, awful shit show called "western civilisation", must be brought down and destroyed, come what may!
A new socio-economic societal structure for peaceful co-existence amongst and between (the inevitably rising) tribes is EASILY within our grasp. - We are, when not being led into infantile dependency, an eminently adaptable species, capable of recognizing what is in our own best interest and acting on that. And because the Best Interest of all who choose to end the insanity of the current world order, is served by cooperative efforts, so peaceful outcomes are more or less baked in. Together we will quickly find that out or we'll quickly fall And WE will find out how to maintain our peace, or we will fail and our species perish. And what will be will be.
And I know that the sun will rise tomorrow, whether you and I are here to witness it or not. 🙏
From sadistic Genocide in Gaza, to meat-grinder warfare on Russia's doorstep - and on and on, around the world - to degenerate, sadomasochistic grovelling of the most debasing nature passing for academia, being force-fed to entire populations in "the west" and inside squatter-"israel", the Dark Soul of a unabashed Death Cult can be seen by all sentient beings for exactly what it is.
It's time Now for an international Compliance Strike! Time for Mass Civil Disobedience and Non-Cooperation with this entity that claims a right to rule over us, despite that it has no true mandate.
How about a Mass, Global Sit Down on Al Aqsa Flood Day, this coming 7th October??? No work. No participation. No Cooperation. To break "the state" of things!!
Oh, and if you haven't yet put some food in the ground/containers, and other necessary things, that's where your cooperative associations come into play.