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In reply to the discussion: Univ. of North Dakota students mock Native Americans with ‘Siouxper Drunk’ T-shirts [View all]murielm99
(32,990 posts)12. I did stupid stuff in college, too.
It was during the height of the civil rights movement. I never did anything racist either.
I do remember some other students, mostly frat guys, who did and said some very racist things. I am not saying all frat guys were like that. Many of them were ashamed of what their peers were doing. But I wonder how many of those young guys are now sorry that they behaved like assholes. I would bet at least a few of them are.
I hope this group comes to realize that they are being stupid and offensive, and they come to regret it.
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Univ. of North Dakota students mock Native Americans with ‘Siouxper Drunk’ T-shirts [View all]
Judi Lynn
May 2014
OP
Sick. And we are wasting our tax money educating this kind of idiots. They will never solve our
jwirr
May 2014
#1
This is a great example of the distinction between privilege and what most recognize as racism
caraher
May 2014
#3
Upsets me too. Thank you for your good post!Many of the largest Reservations in Northern States.
Sunlei
May 2014
#28
Rather like the clueless dolts who think there's nothing wrong with dressing up like
MADem
May 2014
#13
Why, it's no different than dressing up as a Mexican peasant or "bandito" for Cinco de Mayo!!
MADem
May 2014
#39
awwww.... It's "just" okay to be grotesquely offensive, then. Poor things. n/t
TygrBright
May 2014
#29
How does the implication and trivialization of alcoholism illustrate nostalgia for the old mascot?
LanternWaste
May 2014
#34
really sad- even some college age youth are so bigoted, ignorant and insensitive towards others.
Sunlei
May 2014
#26