Translation: Most people in power think my ideas are whacky. I cope with this by saying these people are willfully ignorant of the truth.

The Woke Mind is different.

The Woke Mind is different. It believes in Ancestral Guilt and Group Guilt. You are not an individual, you are a member of your group -- and you are responsible for the sins of other individuals within that group. But not all groups. Victim groups are exempt from this guilt. But

The Woke Mind is different. The Woke Mind claims to hate racism/ sexism/ classism/ etc., but it sees every individual human being by their group membership. The Woke Mind believes in Ancestral Guilt and is desperately trying to purge this guilt. The Woke Mind engages is frequent

Mr. Robinson is suffering from White Fragility. This response is proof of his White Fragility.

Scholars afflicted by the Woke Mind Virus use a different form of scholarship. It follows the formula: Make an assertion. That’s the extent of it. It does not follow the Scientific Method. Why? Because Science is a white, Western, Colonial construct.

The Woke Mind is different. It sees disagreement not as disagreement, but as evidence of moral inferiority.

Scholars afflicted by the Woke Mind Virus see the world differently. They see themselves as possessing The Truth. If a person disagrees with this Truth, that person has failed to engage with The Truth. For how else could a person engage with The Truth and then reject The Truth?

There's a new status system in the West. Conspicuous consumption is out. Conspicuous virtue is in.

Scholars afflicted by the Woke Mind Virus use a different form of scholarship. It follows the formula: Make an assertion. And if somebody disagrees with your assertion? That disagreement is proof of the assertion.

Racism is a serious subject that deserves serious attention. Our universities have not taken it seriously. Instead, they appointed a mascot: Henry Rogers (aka Dr. Ibram X. Kendi). That's sad. But it's a reflection of our appearance-obsessed university culture based on perceived

Indigenous ways of knowing are, for the most part, nonsense. 😳 There, I said it. 😀

March 1942. Following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Japanese-American Tatsuro Masuda unfurled this banner in Oakland. A few months later, Masuda was sent to an internment camp. Making judgements – especially negative judgments – about individual human beings based on