UMD’s “64 Demands”: A fragile millennial’s insane utopia
By Abigail Hirn | December 14, 2016 | Comments
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Just when you thought millennials were unfairly labeled as entitled, out-of-touch, and misinformed, students at the University of Maryland bring it home.
Social justice warriors at UMD banded together to create a 64-item list of demands for their school’s administration. The coalition, ProtectUMD, created a comprehensive list of tasks that they expect university officials to complete to serve a variety of communities.
Albeit ludicrous in nature, there’s no denying that these kids at UMD were thorough. The project’s website functionality is impressive. They have pop-up student testimonies for almost all of the demands, which creates a storybook feel that goes right along with the fairytale land that they’re attempting to build through this doctrine. As is typical of Leftist rhetoric, the blame has been misplaced, and our fragile generation has turned to their safest of all safe spaces: the creation of new bureaucratic institutions.
Here are a few of the demands, starting with a call on their University’s President:
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http://redalertpolitics.com/2016/12/14/umds-64-demands-fragile-millennials-insane-utopia/#WY4P2uuFaDSE0lDT.99
