Berkeley students of color are being oppressed for being required to take an in-class exam. They rise up in a demonstration demanding a take-home exam as they are oppressed by the turmoil in their homelands. In addition, the status of the undocumented and DACA among them is uncertain (pending DACA resolution) leaving them emotionally highly stressed. This hit the Daily Wire. Read the text. The video, if you have the time, is particularly revealing, especially during the latter 2/3rds.
Berkeley Students Protest Exam, Demand ?Take Home Essay? Because White Privilege And Stuff | Daily Wire
Sounds to me these snowflake students were ill-prepared from all the safe space distractions in their lives. Not only as an undergrad, but as a graduate student, an in-class exam had a specified time and place announced well in advance (by the university's mid-term and final schedule) at which time it started and ended. You were either there or you were not. Period. Were they that heartless? No, but the circumstances had better be quite extreme such as serious injury or illness. I'm stupified at the patience of this professor, who proceeded with the exam once he got them to leave. In spite of his political persuasion he wasn't going to relent. He was giving an exam. Period. I could sense he's fed up with all the campus disruptions from every direction.
John
Berkeley Students Protest Exam, Demand ?Take Home Essay? Because White Privilege And Stuff | Daily Wire
Sounds to me these snowflake students were ill-prepared from all the safe space distractions in their lives. Not only as an undergrad, but as a graduate student, an in-class exam had a specified time and place announced well in advance (by the university's mid-term and final schedule) at which time it started and ended. You were either there or you were not. Period. Were they that heartless? No, but the circumstances had better be quite extreme such as serious injury or illness. I'm stupified at the patience of this professor, who proceeded with the exam once he got them to leave. In spite of his political persuasion he wasn't going to relent. He was giving an exam. Period. I could sense he's fed up with all the campus disruptions from every direction.
John
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