Segregation is the new inclusion, as anyone who pays even a tiny bit of attention to what is going in America well knows. As nobody is more into the idea than multinational corporations, who are creating multiple vertical markets for themselves and their foreign puppeteers.
The latest example of this Wuhan business model is Harvard University, which is offering free classes on the music business. You know, because Harvard people think that’s an “appropriate” business for “people of color.” I mean they ain’t handing out free LAW courses, ja feel?
Harvard describes it this way:
PARTNERING WITH UNIVERSITIES, BRANDS, AND A UNIQUE SET OF SPEAKERS, NO LABEL AND IDK ARE CONSTRUCTING A COMPREHENSIVE 10 DAY MUSIC BUSINESS COURSE AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY. THIS FREE COURSE FOCUSES ON BUILDING A PIPELINE FOR BIPOC TALENT TO KICKSTART THEIR MUSIC CAREERS, DEMOCRATIZING AND REFRAMING WHAT IS ATTAINABLE IN THE INDUSTRY.
MUSIC/ARTIST EXPERIENCE NOT REQUIRED
TUITION + ALL EXPENSES ARE COVERED FOR ADMITTED STUDENTS
OPEN TO ALL BIPOC INDIVIDUALS INTERESTED IN MUSIC BUSINESS
TAKES PLACE IN PERSON AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY AUGUST 21-31
And this is on the top of the application page:
Join the Academy
Thank you for your interest in No Label Academy at Harvard. This academy is a 10-day music business course, free of charge to those who are admitted. It will cover topics that include financial literacy, mental health, and personal branding in the music industry. The course is open to BIPOC individuals ages 18-25, living in the United States.
Are well all clear on what they are saying? They aren’t saying the words “no whites allowed” they’re saying “everyone who is not white is welcome.” You know, like Sheldon Whitehouse’s yacht club, but opposite.
And yeah, you’re right, nobody cares about Sheldon’s all-white beach party hangout. Why? I just told you why!
BECAUSE DEMOCRATS BELIEVE IN SEGREGATION. WHAT PART ARE YOU NOT UNDERSTANDING?
RedState wrote this up and pointed out that they repeatedly emphasize the point about who it is open to.
Not to mention similar courses at other universities.
Consider Cornell University’s rock climbing course for the spring semester — it was originally described as “for people who identify as Black, Indigenous, Latinx, Asian, or other people of color.”
The title: BIPOC Rock Climbing.
For graduation this year, both Columbia University and Chapman University offered supplemental, race-specific graduation ceremonies.
In April, Minnesota’s Carleton College held “antiracism” staff training separated by race.
And following the Derek Chauvin verdict, California’s Piedmont Unified School District hosted “support circles” according to students’ race.
The district later apologized — for the white circle.
Are the other ones as well-sponsored as Harvard’s “Just Do Entertainment and Sports” program? Guess you’d have to ask Nike and Air Jordan, Converse, Guess, Clue, and Logitech, wouldn’t ya?
Oh and about the image at the top of the post? It’s slightly updated for terminology and corporate sponsors but otherwise, it’s quite real I assure you.