College Fix:
Campus newspapers are starting to take a deeper look at one oft-ignored marginalized group on their campuses: Republicans.
The Daily Emerald has a rich feature on the University of Oregon’s College Republicans chapter, which has actually grown since Donald Trump’s election but does not fit the stereotype frequently deployed by leftists against campus Republicans. This is how you start a feature:
Students trickle into an empty classroom and shed their jackets, revealing their T-shirts. One shows a rainbow campaign logo stating “Make America great and Gay again,” and others walk in wearing bright red Make America Great Again hats. Many compliment their friends’ regalia as it is uncloaked, and a few mention how grateful they were to cross campus without being insulted or having a confrontation.
Their members include “students of color, international students and members of the LGBTQIA+ community,” yet they are frequently labeled “white supremacists and fascists”:
The acronym is longer than the alphabet
I think the Asian guy is All American, he’s trying to simply be a person and the leftists Judge him by his color.
Unless you are willing to take on persecution you won’t change things. Good for these young people.
‘Generation Z is projected to be the most conservative generation since World War II, so I have hope for the future.’
Thank you Lord.