Emily Drew, an Oregon professor with a academic expertise in racism said that White people were 'damaging' to people of color.
Laura Ingraham discusses how companies and now even medical systems are pushing the idea of DEI and implicit bias regarding race on ‘The Ingraham Angle.'
The College Fix reported that Drew will be using her academic expertise on"racism" in a training of how White people can become"less damaging" to people of color. Previous events she hosted were titled,"Working on our Whiteness" and"Challenging Our Inner Becky: Interventions of White Women-ness in Our Community."
? How can white people engage in efforts to dismantle racism in ways that do not reproduce or place unfair burdens upon people of color to be our teachers?"'SUPER LEFTIST VILLAIN' COLORADO SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATE PRAISES EQUITY COUNCIL FOR BEING COMPLETELY WHITE
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