Report: Yale Council Tells Whites to Put Their Coats in Puddles so Black People Can 'Walk With Ease'By Alex Parker
February 06, 2023
In our modern era, old-fashioned valiance is hard to find. But at an Ivy League institution, gallantry may soon rain.
Apropos of Black History Month, YouTuber Chrissy Clark recently spotlighted a Yale University email.
The missive — reportedly obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation — is addressed to “Yalies” and comes courtesy of the Yale College Council. For those uncertain of how to celebrate the season, the Council offers three surefire ways.
For one, the directive advises nonblack students to “support the many (local) Black-owned businesses.” A link takes readers to a list.
Secondly, it’s suggested that all races but black go to the back of the line:
When dining hall lines are long, politely step out of the way and let Black people pass you.
Lastly, a chivalrous show of respect is recommended.
According to WeatherSpark.com, the murkiest month in Yale’s hometown of New Haven, Connecticut is February — “on average, the sky is overcast or mostly cloudy 52 percent of the time.” The month averages seven days of rain, snow, or both.
Hence, paler people pining for participation in Black History Month have a premium opportunity. Yale’s cutting-edge edict tells paltrily-pigmented persons to go old-school:
If there’s a puddle on the sidewalk, gently slide your coat off and lay it on the ground so your Black friends can walk with ease.
https://twitter.com/chrissyclark_/status/1621228694760038404* * *
Source:
https://redstate.com/alexparker/2023/02/06/report-yale-council-tells-whites-to-put-their-coats-in-puddles-so-black-people-can-walk-with-ease-n699167
