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I’m starting to wonder if maybe the “elites” in higher education are just too far gone.

This is some wild stuff out of Yale.

From The College Fix:

A class offered by Yale University this semester will study friendships between white and black women, according to the university’s course catalog.

The course, titled ‘No Time for Tears: Friendships between Black Women and White Women,’ will seek to determine whether these friendships can develop on ‘equal footing’ and be ‘unfettered by the trappings of quid pro quo transactions,’ according to the syllabus.

It’s literally an entire college course asking whether or not its possible for white women to not be racist when making black friends.

Here’s the professor for this course:

No, wait. That can’t be the right file. Just a sec.

Dr. Tasha Hawthorne

Regardless, that’s exactly what we have going on here. The woke pride monster is introducing racism into absolutely every area of life.

And the lady teaching this course, Dr. Tasha Hawthorne, is the DEAN of Pierson College at Yale. This isn’t some nobody.

This is, however, an easy A from all appearances.

The course uses ‘contract grading,’ which generally makes it easier for students to get good grades just for making an effort.

Students are guaranteed a B+ in the class if they meet the contract’s requirements, regardless of grades received on individual assignments.

This is seen as ‘an actively anti-racist approach to assessment’ and a way of ‘participating in educational justice and equity,’ according to the syllabus.

Yes, getting a passing grade for just showing up is the new “anti-racist” form of grading. Because passing assignments and tests is racist.

These are the people in our Ivy League institutions!

The course includes several readings about calling white women ‘Karen,’ a term that generally refers to a complaining white woman, sometimes with the implication she is racist …

The list of readings includes a report by TIME titled, ‘How the ‘Karen Meme’ Confronts the Violent History of White Womanhood,’ a Vox article titled, ‘How ‘Karen’ became a symbol of racism,’ and a journal article titled, ‘Querying Karen: The Rise of the Angry White Woman.’

Gee, I wonder why this professor is under the impression that it’s difficult to make friends with white women…

Just another reminder that the Ivy League isn’t what it used to be.

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