Thread: Union N.J. Diversity meeting

It would be nice if some of us with diverse political opinions showed up.

http://www.kean.edu/no-hate-town-hall




Join Kean University and the American Conference on Diversity for the No Hate Town Hall, an opportunity to engage in diversity and inclusion dialog related to current issues impacting people in New Jersey and across the nation, and encourage action by individuals and institutions to end hate and discrimination.


The featured guest speaker is Southern Poverty Law Center Director of Outreach Lecia Brooks.

It would be nice if some of us with diverse political opinions showed up.

What has always been lacking in liberal academia is the understanding that conservative groups usually have their own humanitarian outreaches already up and running. This is due to the proliferation of charitable organizations working both domestically and abroad. And these can almost always be more financially effective in changing things than instituting a high cost government bureaucracy.They seem to be rather tone deaf about this. When they push their agenda, especially when it involves high levels of government spending they are robbing Peter to pay Paul.

Nobody has room for everything. When conservatives finally had to draw the line this fall, they interpret this as hostility.