Black Pro-Life Speaker Conceived by Rape Attacked at Christian College for Making ‘Students of Color

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Black Pro-Life Speaker Conceived by Rape Attacked at Christian College for Making ‘Students of Color’ Feel Unsafe
By Benjamin Arie
December 6, 2018 at 4:54pm


It wasn’t that long ago that colleges were places of intellectual challenge and debate. Sharp students attended universities to be exposed to new ideas and diverse topics, all intended to produce well-rounded graduates who could think for themselves.

Not anymore. If there was any doubt that liberalism has ironically destroyed liberal arts universities, an incident at Wheaton College in Wheaton, IL should clear it up.

https://www.westernjournal.com/ct/black-pro-life-speaker-conceived-rape-attacked-christian-college-making-students-color-feel-unsafe/

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Does anyone wonder why there are so many empty churches in America now?

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Does anyone wonder why there are so many empty churches in America now?

IMHO, many (if not most) churchgoers in our day are hypocrites.  Some of the hypocrites are staunch conservatives (like Pharisees), but quite a few are easy marks for SJW propaganda (like Sadducees).

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Ol' Ryan Bomberger, fairly well known. He'd write a lot for lifenews.com I believe.

https://twitter.com/ryanbomberger

What if the headline had been "making students of color feel "uncomfortable""?

Because from reading the article, that's what it is touching on, that African American abortion rates are much higher at that. And why is BLM  not more concerned about this?

For the record,   "Wheaton College", is where Billy Graham went.  Symbolically, it's probably a bit beyond just calling it a "Christian college". Bomberger tweets:

There are many great students and faculty at @WheatonCollege. The leadership, however, has allowed "progressivism" to spread like a cancer. Truth is in critical condition on Christian college campuses across the country. http://Radiance.life/wheaton  #WednesdayWisdom #FakeDiversity - Bomberger

It would be interesting to see where Wheaton went wrong.