This class is taught by Bonilla-Silva. I feel sorry for the students...
"First-year students, students on probation, Aggie-morons (students who are a TAMU to have a "good life" and graduate with a C average), intellectual tourists, and fanatics (religious, political, or otherwise) are advised NOT to take this class."
"Central to this discussion is the understanding that "racism" is not "prejudice," "ignorance," or a "set of beliefs" but a comprehensive historical system of racial domination organized by the logic of white supremacy."
"We will examine how whiteness emerged as a social group and an identity out of a variety of European "peoples" and how that group has dominated the country since the 17th century."
"We conclude the class with a discussion of some of the solutions that have been proposed to deal with the racial dilemmas plaguing the United States of Amerik-k-ka (I will remove the three Ks for this word when the USA removes racial oppression for this country!)."
"This course is primarily for juniors and seniors. Hence, rather than silly Aggie-happy multiple-choice exams, I test your command of the material through exam essays."
"No talking, reading newspapers or the bible, passing notes, or doing anything else in class except what you are supposed to do in a classroom (this is not High School!)"
"I am not an Aggie or believe in any of the so-called "Traditions" or "heritage" of this institution. Thus, I will deal with you the way i have dealt with students at Wisconsin and Michigan--the other institutions I have been associated with in the USA. Therefore be advised that I do not provide "special treatment" based on any type of Aggie nonsense."
"May 04 - Aggieland or Crackerland: Racism at TAMU and What is to be done?"
"First-year students, students on probation, Aggie-morons (students who are a TAMU to have a "good life" and graduate with a C average), intellectual tourists, and fanatics (religious, political, or otherwise) are advised NOT to take this class."
"Central to this discussion is the understanding that "racism" is not "prejudice," "ignorance," or a "set of beliefs" but a comprehensive historical system of racial domination organized by the logic of white supremacy."
"We will examine how whiteness emerged as a social group and an identity out of a variety of European "peoples" and how that group has dominated the country since the 17th century."
"We conclude the class with a discussion of some of the solutions that have been proposed to deal with the racial dilemmas plaguing the United States of Amerik-k-ka (I will remove the three Ks for this word when the USA removes racial oppression for this country!)."
"This course is primarily for juniors and seniors. Hence, rather than silly Aggie-happy multiple-choice exams, I test your command of the material through exam essays."
"No talking, reading newspapers or the bible, passing notes, or doing anything else in class except what you are supposed to do in a classroom (this is not High School!)"
"I am not an Aggie or believe in any of the so-called "Traditions" or "heritage" of this institution. Thus, I will deal with you the way i have dealt with students at Wisconsin and Michigan--the other institutions I have been associated with in the USA. Therefore be advised that I do not provide "special treatment" based on any type of Aggie nonsense."
"May 04 - Aggieland or Crackerland: Racism at TAMU and What is to be done?"