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Duke University condemns professor for ‘noxious’ comments
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Duke University condemns professor for ‘noxious’ comments
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Duke University condemns professor for ‘noxious’ comments about blacks, Asians
By Jessica Chasmar - The Washington Times - Monday, May 18, 2015
Duke University has condemned professor Jerry Hough following student backlash for “noxious” and “offensive” comments he posted online about blacks and Asians.
In the comments section of a New York Times editorial about racism and the Baltimore riots, Mr. Hough argued that blacks make little effort to integrate in society and that Asians “worked doubly hard” to overcome racism instead of blame it for their plight.
“Every Asian student has a very simple old American first name that symbolizes their desire for integration,” he wrote on May 10, a local ABC affiliate reported. “Virtually every black has a strange new name that symbolizes their lack of desire for integration.”
“In 1965 the Asians were discriminated against as least as badly as blacks. That was reflected in the word ‘colored.’ The racism against what even Eleanor Roosevelt called the yellow races was at least as bad,” Mr. Hough continued. “So where are the editorials that say racism doomed the Asian-Americans. They didn’t feel sorry for themselves, but worked doubly hard.”
Duke students and faculty immediately responded to Mr. Hough’s sentiments after local media outlets reported them Friday. Mr. Hough, a political science professor at the private institution in Durham, North Carolina, told The News & Observer of Raleigh that he was already placed on leave before the controversy started and plans to wrap up his teaching career in 2016 after 40 years at Duke.
“The comments were noxious, offensive, and have no place in civil discourse,” said Duke Vice President for Public Affairs and Government Affairs Michael Schoenfeld. “Duke University has a deeply held commitment to inclusiveness grounded in respect for all, and we encourage our community to speak out when they feel that those ideals are challenged or undermined, as they were in this case.”
In response, Mr. Hough blasted political correctness and argued that society owes it to the black community to speak in frank terms.
“I am strongly against the obsession with ‘sensitivity.’ The more we have emphasized sensitivity in recent years, the worse race relations have become. I think that is not an accident,” he told the ABC affiliate in an email. “I know that the 60 years since the Montgomery bus boycott is a long time, and things must be changed. The Japanese and other Asians did not obsess with the concentration camps and the fact they were linked with blacks as ‘colored.’ They pushed ahead and achieved. Coach K did not obsess with all the Polish jokes about Polish stupidity. He pushed ahead and achieved. And by his achievement and visibility, he has played a huge role in destroying stereotypes about Poles. Many blacks have done that too, but no one says they have done as well on the average as the Asians.”
“In my opinion, the time has come to stop talking incessantly about race relations in general terms as the president and activists have advocated, but talk about how the Asians and Poles got ahead — and to copy their approach. I don’t see why that is insensitive or racist,” he said.
Citing privacy, the university would not comment on the professor’s future at the school, the station reported.
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Duke University condemns professor for ‘noxious’ comments about blacks, Asians
By Jessica Chasmar - The Washington Times - Monday, May 18, 2015
Duke University has condemned professor Jerry Hough following student backlash for “noxious” and “offensive” comments he posted online about blacks and Asians.
In the comments section of a New York Times editorial about racism and the Baltimore riots, Mr. Hough argued that blacks make little effort to integrate in society and that Asians “worked doubly hard” to overcome racism instead of blame it for their plight.
“Every Asian student has a very simple old American first name that symbolizes their desire for integration,” he wrote on May 10, a local ABC affiliate reported. “Virtually every black has a strange new name that symbolizes their lack of desire for integration.”
“In 1965 the Asians were discriminated against as least as badly as blacks. That was reflected in the word ‘colored.’ The racism against what even Eleanor Roosevelt called the yellow races was at least as bad,” Mr. Hough continued. “So where are the editorials that say racism doomed the Asian-Americans. They didn’t feel sorry for themselves, but worked doubly hard.”
Duke students and faculty immediately responded to Mr. Hough’s sentiments after local media outlets reported them Friday. Mr. Hough, a political science professor at the private institution in Durham, North Carolina, told The News & Observer of Raleigh that he was already placed on leave before the controversy started and plans to wrap up his teaching career in 2016 after 40 years at Duke.
“The comments were noxious, offensive, and have no place in civil discourse,” said Duke Vice President for Public Affairs and Government Affairs Michael Schoenfeld. “Duke University has a deeply held commitment to inclusiveness grounded in respect for all, and we encourage our community to speak out when they feel that those ideals are challenged or undermined, as they were in this case.”
In response, Mr. Hough blasted political correctness and argued that society owes it to the black community to speak in frank terms.
“I am strongly against the obsession with ‘sensitivity.’ The more we have emphasized sensitivity in recent years, the worse race relations have become. I think that is not an accident,” he told the ABC affiliate in an email. “I know that the 60 years since the Montgomery bus boycott is a long time, and things must be changed. The Japanese and other Asians did not obsess with the concentration camps and the fact they were linked with blacks as ‘colored.’ They pushed ahead and achieved. Coach K did not obsess with all the Polish jokes about Polish stupidity. He pushed ahead and achieved. And by his achievement and visibility, he has played a huge role in destroying stereotypes about Poles. Many blacks have done that too, but no one says they have done as well on the average as the Asians.”
“In my opinion, the time has come to stop talking incessantly about race relations in general terms as the president and activists have advocated, but talk about how the Asians and Poles got ahead — and to copy their approach. I don’t see why that is insensitive or racist,” he said.
Citing privacy, the university would not comment on the professor’s future at the school, the station reported.
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Re: Duke University condemns professor for ‘noxious’ comment
I'm with the libtards here. Expecting blacks to be able to live up to human standards is extremely hateful and stupid. What is next - exhorting other vermin such as rats and head lice to become industrious, get a good education etc.
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Re: Duke University condemns professor for ‘noxious’ comment
Have you ever listened to " Pastor Manning on Black Folk " on utube ? and he is a black preacher. He says they should be rounded up and sent back to Africa.
Some blacks are really an asset to humanity Cornfed, it's just to many are way to much of a liability and burden on society.
Some blacks are really an asset to humanity Cornfed, it's just to many are way to much of a liability and burden on society.
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Re: Duke University condemns professor for ‘noxious’ comment
Yes, I've posted links to him. At least some simians have an ounce of common sense.Moretorque wrote:Have you ever listened to " Pastor Manning on Black Folk " on utube ? and he is a black preacher. He says they should be rounded up and sent back to Africa.
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Re: Duke University condemns professor for ‘noxious’ comment
Being a university professor is supposed to be about passing on truth. I would say "God bless this man", but the fact is, by his own deed he has already blessed himself. He can look himself in the mirror, and stand tall.Mr S wrote:http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201 ... ofessor-f/
Duke University condemns professor for ‘noxious’ comments about blacks, Asians
By Jessica Chasmar - The Washington Times - Monday, May 18, 2015
Duke University has condemned professor Jerry Hough following student backlash for “noxious” and “offensive” comments he posted online about blacks and Asians.
In the comments section of a New York Times editorial about racism and the Baltimore riots, Mr. Hough argued that blacks make little effort to integrate in society and that Asians “worked doubly hard” to overcome racism instead of blame it for their plight.
“Every Asian student has a very simple old American first name that symbolizes their desire for integration,” he wrote on May 10, a local ABC affiliate reported. “Virtually every black has a strange new name that symbolizes their lack of desire for integration.”
“In 1965 the Asians were discriminated against as least as badly as blacks. That was reflected in the word ‘colored.’ The racism against what even Eleanor Roosevelt called the yellow races was at least as bad,” Mr. Hough continued. “So where are the editorials that say racism doomed the Asian-Americans. They didn’t feel sorry for themselves, but worked doubly hard.”
Duke students and faculty immediately responded to Mr. Hough’s sentiments after local media outlets reported them Friday. Mr. Hough, a political science professor at the private institution in Durham, North Carolina, told The News & Observer of Raleigh that he was already placed on leave before the controversy started and plans to wrap up his teaching career in 2016 after 40 years at Duke.
“The comments were noxious, offensive, and have no place in civil discourse,” said Duke Vice President for Public Affairs and Government Affairs Michael Schoenfeld. “Duke University has a deeply held commitment to inclusiveness grounded in respect for all, and we encourage our community to speak out when they feel that those ideals are challenged or undermined, as they were in this case.”
In response, Mr. Hough blasted political correctness and argued that society owes it to the black community to speak in frank terms.
“I am strongly against the obsession with ‘sensitivity.’ The more we have emphasized sensitivity in recent years, the worse race relations have become. I think that is not an accident,” he told the ABC affiliate in an email. “I know that the 60 years since the Montgomery bus boycott is a long time, and things must be changed. The Japanese and other Asians did not obsess with the concentration camps and the fact they were linked with blacks as ‘colored.’ They pushed ahead and achieved. Coach K did not obsess with all the Polish jokes about Polish stupidity. He pushed ahead and achieved. And by his achievement and visibility, he has played a huge role in destroying stereotypes about Poles. Many blacks have done that too, but no one says they have done as well on the average as the Asians.”
“In my opinion, the time has come to stop talking incessantly about race relations in general terms as the president and activists have advocated, but talk about how the Asians and Poles got ahead — and to copy their approach. I don’t see why that is insensitive or racist,” he said.
Citing privacy, the university would not comment on the professor’s future at the school, the station reported.
Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/201 ... z3ahHiMF9p
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Re: Duke University condemns professor for ‘noxious’ comment
The truth? WTF? Do you really think the average ghetto nigger is capable of pulling himself up by his bootstraps and becoming an erudite human? Do you think that even if they did they would improve their position in the current social and economic situation? The reason for the condition of blacks is not because they have the wrong attitude but because they are the wrong species in the wrong location. The conservitards saying otherwise are worse than the libtards. Much worse. At least the libtards seem to subconsciously get it.Jester wrote:Being a university professor is supposed to be about passing on truth. I would say "God bless this man", but the fact is, by his own deed he has already blessed himself. He can look himself in the mirror, and stand tall.
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It's odd to me that you (always) summon the image of ghetto blacks, when you should be familiar with parts of the world where Blacks are civilized and have functioning societies.Cornfed wrote:The truth? WTF? Do you really think the average ghetto nigger is capable of pulling himself up by his bootstraps and becoming an erudite human? Do you think that even if they did they would improve their position in the current social and economic situation? The reason for the condition of blacks is not because they have the wrong attitude but because they are the wrong species in the wrong location. The conservitards saying otherwise are worse than the libtards. Much worse. At least the libtards seem to subconsciously get it.Jester wrote:Being a university professor is supposed to be about passing on truth. I would say "God bless this man", but the fact is, by his own deed he has already blessed himself. He can look himself in the mirror, and stand tall.
Sadly I agree that the criminal/baby-momma class faces a winnowing out, one way or another.
I don't see that as genetic destiny for the whole race.
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