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 Students of Color Conference turns into ‘oppression Olympics,’ leads to fights, canceled sessions
Kate Hardiman - University of Notre Dame •December 19, 2016
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This year’s University of California Students of Color Conference unproductively devolved into something of an “oppression Olympics” between different minority groups, prompting arguments between participants and ultimately leading to some canceled sessions at the annual event.

UCLA student Jacqueline Alvarez told The College Fix as much in a recent telephone interview, standing behind an op-ed she wrote in the Daily Bruin campus newspaper detailing the same.

She described the conference not only as an “oppression Olympics” but also “a safe space gone wrong” in her opinion article.

http://www.thecollegefix.com/post/30436/
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Hilarious doesn't even begin to address this one.

But this is what liberalism really is - a snowflake entitled, grifting for govt bennies and special status, caste system. And everyone's jockeying for position.
The Republic is lost.