Is anyone else watching Shad White's Facebook bashing of MSU and Sid Salter? Below is his latest post. As much as I want to be on MSU's side Shad is right.
Mississippi State’s taxpayer-funded spokesman Sid Salter last week implied I was lying about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs at his and every other Mississippi university.
Everything is totally normal at Mississippi State, he says—no liberal indoctrination here.
Check my posts the last two days for examples of how he’s lying, taken from Mississippi State’s own website—with State showing a weird obsession with “whiteness,” “safe spaces,” “antiracism” (the belief that the “only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination”), etc.
Let’s keep going.
Last year, Mississippi State’s newsroom celebrated a professor because she’s now a leader in “***** criminology” and on “LGBTQIA2S+” (honestly, what does this even mean anymore?) issues. Sid Salter, as Chief Communications Officer for the university, what is ***** criminology? How does studying it improve our state economy? Why does it deserve taxpayer investment?
Your newsroom also celebrated one of the founders of Black Lives Matter speaking to campus. The speaker pushed students to treat “transgender women equally with natural born women” among other ideas. The university was so excited by this speaker that the Office of the Provost—the university administration—sponsored the event.
Sid Salter, is Mississippi State’s position that “transgender women” are men or women? What is Mark Keenum’s position on that question (maybe an intrepid student journalist could ask them)? Why did the university administration (the “provost and executive vice president”) sponsor this event? Is this a good use of taxpayer resources?
My purpose here is not to pick on Mississippi State. I’ve pointed out in previous posts the radical ideology on other campuses, including my alma mater Ole Miss. But I highlight State here because their spokesman Salter is literally the only spokesman who pretends as if this isn’t happening and who has implied I’m lying. The other universities have enough sense to know they shouldn’t deny the existence of their own crazy programs. There is proof on their own websites.
My purpose is to also make this point: wouldn’t it be better if our universities stopped spending taxpayer money on this garbage and instead obsessively focused on producing the graduates—doctors, engineers, business folks—our economy needs? Spend all your resources on that. This is just common sense.
Mississippi State’s taxpayer-funded spokesman Sid Salter last week implied I was lying about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs at his and every other Mississippi university.
Everything is totally normal at Mississippi State, he says—no liberal indoctrination here.
Check my posts the last two days for examples of how he’s lying, taken from Mississippi State’s own website—with State showing a weird obsession with “whiteness,” “safe spaces,” “antiracism” (the belief that the “only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination”), etc.
Let’s keep going.
Last year, Mississippi State’s newsroom celebrated a professor because she’s now a leader in “***** criminology” and on “LGBTQIA2S+” (honestly, what does this even mean anymore?) issues. Sid Salter, as Chief Communications Officer for the university, what is ***** criminology? How does studying it improve our state economy? Why does it deserve taxpayer investment?
Your newsroom also celebrated one of the founders of Black Lives Matter speaking to campus. The speaker pushed students to treat “transgender women equally with natural born women” among other ideas. The university was so excited by this speaker that the Office of the Provost—the university administration—sponsored the event.
Sid Salter, is Mississippi State’s position that “transgender women” are men or women? What is Mark Keenum’s position on that question (maybe an intrepid student journalist could ask them)? Why did the university administration (the “provost and executive vice president”) sponsor this event? Is this a good use of taxpayer resources?
My purpose here is not to pick on Mississippi State. I’ve pointed out in previous posts the radical ideology on other campuses, including my alma mater Ole Miss. But I highlight State here because their spokesman Salter is literally the only spokesman who pretends as if this isn’t happening and who has implied I’m lying. The other universities have enough sense to know they shouldn’t deny the existence of their own crazy programs. There is proof on their own websites.
My purpose is to also make this point: wouldn’t it be better if our universities stopped spending taxpayer money on this garbage and instead obsessively focused on producing the graduates—doctors, engineers, business folks—our economy needs? Spend all your resources on that. This is just common sense.
