The College Fix reported Tuesday on the program, which is set for July and will involve multiple sessions on "critical race theory," "becoming an anti-racist educator" and other topics. The university had issued a "call for self-nominations" that was due on May 21, according to the document obtained and published by the Fix.
The introductory section reads in part: "So how do we counter the stories we have been told and that we might even (re)tell to ourselves about how teaching and learning should be? How do we equip ourselves with the knowledge, tools, resources and beloved community to counter the systems of oppression, particularly racism, that saturates us? How can our vigilant work in countering racism also aim toward liberatory conditions where whiteness has been eradicated?"
Comment: Cosby admitted drugging women in pursuit of sex, and there is a rather large number of accounts from women who describe being drugged and sexually assaulted. In this age, polarization has made people to think in only black and white terms. It's is likely that Cosby is guilty, but it is also likely he and his victims, have been used to further an agenda that manipulates compassion in the pursuit of wreckless power and control.