'I'm a racist. I will try to do better.' Northwestern University law school curriculum apparently includes group struggle sessions [pic]

Well here’s some encouraging news: It seems that left-wing indoctrination doesn’t have to stop at undergrad. If you choose to pursue a graduate degree, you can pick up right where you left off!

Here’s what’s apparently happening at Northwestern University Pritzer School of Law:

Northwestern U. law school had a town hall meeting online recently. Everybody began w/ a ritual denunciation of themselves as racist. Reader: "Prof. Speta is not a racist. He is a wonderful man universally loved by students. It makes me sad that he is forced to say otherwise." pic.twitter.com/O45UX8ver2

— Rod Dreher (@roddreher) September 1, 2020

Struggle sessions are back, baby!

I did not support the Party’s five-year sparrow reduction program with full enthusiasm and enjoyed chicken with my rice twice in the last year alone. pic.twitter.com/7vXNsvxKqX

— PGee (@PGee10) September 1, 2020

So we’re really doing this.

This dialogue would actually be funny if it weren’t so cult-like. Could any of these people have thought, back when they were applying to Northwestern, that they would be forced through obvious threat of ostracism, to denounce themselves as if in some Maoist struggle session?

— KGK (@katieatl) September 1, 2020

This is some of the most pathetic nonsense I've ever seen. https://t.co/boKkTXCf6f

— Colin Duffy (@TheRightDuff) September 2, 2020

'I'm a racist. I will try to do better.' Northwestern University law school curriculum apparently includes group struggle sessions [pic]

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