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A college professor at Bethel University publicly shamed one of his students online for the microaggression of wearing a Chicago Blackhawks sweatshirt to class. The student was made to apologize before his entire class. From The College Fix: A Bethel University student recently issued an apology for wearing a Chicago Blackhawks sweatshirt to class after he was told the clothing was "offensive and hurtful." The post has since been deleted, but The College Fix obtained a copy.Sounds like the class was literally shaking. I hope Albrecht issued a full apology, which would have to include a personal apology for the trail of tears. I wonder if the class would suffer mental breakdowns from reading the "social perspective" of Mark Twain in his controversial 1870 essay "The Noble Red Man." Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter and Facebook. |