Petition to Terminate Boston University's Racist professor Saida Grundy
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David Goldberg
11 years ago
Sorry, I find this person very ignorant and for a professor not well educated. Boston University must have higher standards and not hire someone just based on trying to fill a quota. I hate racism, she probably also listens to rap music and calls all her homies by the "N" word. Get some class BU! Go Canes!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Free speech is of course something that should be protected however, hate speech should always be condemned. I don't see how this professor can possibly be fair to white students who she openly has expressed hatred for, Students she has never met, never had interactions with, just blanket hatred for white people. I am disputed by her and highly disappointed in Boston University.
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sally
11 years ago
can't believe such bigots in college's tenure track.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Completely inappropriate behavior, especially on the part of an educator. Even an apology wouldn't be enough - her class would be an uncomfortable place to be for white students. If an educator made this comment about any other race they would be immediately terminated.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
We will never reach our full potential while we protect some racists and punish others.
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Mario Divincenzo
11 years ago
There is no room for racism in higher education. In fact, it is the lack of said education that equates to racism. Thus, this so called educator is not fit to teach.
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Alan Phipps
11 years ago
I do not object to her speaking her mind plainly. I object that the same opportunity is not afforded to all people without fear of repercussion.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
If a white professor had said the same thing, Al Sharpton would be on CNN saying an apology isn't enough, this white professor's career needs to be destroyed.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Racism needs to be stopped from all angles
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Kirsten Anderson
11 years ago
Racism is racism. Hate is hate. Too many times we see white people, Hispanic people, Christians, and others fired or otherwise financially ruined for voicing opinions on Social Media. If it's wrong for one, it's wrong for all!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
A university should be seeking to employee professors who instill positive values, which would be contrary to the hate this woman feels toward the white race. To instill hate is not what a university should be teaching. I believe an NFL team owner had Severe consequences for racist remarks made in private. For the university to keep her would be a showing favoritism to a racist.
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Tim Long
11 years ago
Is this really a person we want educating our future generations?
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carol chapman
11 years ago
Educators need to be, and teach students to be thoughtful and open-minded.
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A Popkin
11 years ago
I went to high school with Saida Grundy. She was an outspoken bigot and hate- monger back then. I'm not surprised to learn that she still is.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Hypocrisy
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Mayda Medina
11 years ago
I would not like mine or any child influenced by this poorly socially educated hence wrongly credentialed professor. Although she is entitled to her opinion and self expression, employees at BU entrusted with the task of educating students, must keep in mind they are carring out duties for which they are getting paid, not only by the institution but by the very students they easily can influence and their parents. This daring practice has in recent years gone ignored and now to some degree we should be glad this socio-incompetent woman has stupidly called attention to the problem leaving us with a great opportunity to tackle a recently growing piorhea in higher Ed.
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steve m
11 years ago
this noxious ideological harpy should not be anywhere near our children.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Overt racism.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
The hypocrisy is incredulous. If any white person made similar comments they would be fired immediately. Why is it okay for a person who is not white to get away with this? If Boston U hires this bigot I will ensure that none of my family or friends ever support this university again.
Sorry, I find this person very ignorant and for a professor not well educated. Boston University must have higher standards and not hire someone just based on trying to fill a quota. I hate racism, she probably also listens to rap music and calls all her homies by the "N" word. Get some class BU! Go Canes!
Free speech is of course something that should be protected however, hate speech should always be condemned. I don't see how this professor can possibly be fair to white students who she openly has expressed hatred for, Students she has never met, never had interactions with, just blanket hatred for white people. I am disputed by her and highly disappointed in Boston University.
can't believe such bigots in college's tenure track.
Completely inappropriate behavior, especially on the part of an educator. Even an apology wouldn't be enough - her class would be an uncomfortable place to be for white students. If an educator made this comment about any other race they would be immediately terminated.
We will never reach our full potential while we protect some racists and punish others.
There is no room for racism in higher education. In fact, it is the lack of said education that equates to racism. Thus, this so called educator is not fit to teach.
I do not object to her speaking her mind plainly. I object that the same opportunity is not afforded to all people without fear of repercussion.
If a white professor had said the same thing, Al Sharpton would be on CNN saying an apology isn't enough, this white professor's career needs to be destroyed.
Racism needs to be stopped from all angles
Racism is racism. Hate is hate. Too many times we see white people, Hispanic people, Christians, and others fired or otherwise financially ruined for voicing opinions on Social Media. If it's wrong for one, it's wrong for all!
A university should be seeking to employee professors who instill positive values, which would be contrary to the hate this woman feels toward the white race. To instill hate is not what a university should be teaching. I believe an NFL team owner had Severe consequences for racist remarks made in private. For the university to keep her would be a showing favoritism to a racist.
Is this really a person we want educating our future generations?
Educators need to be, and teach students to be thoughtful and open-minded.
I went to high school with Saida Grundy. She was an outspoken bigot and hate- monger back then. I'm not surprised to learn that she still is.
Hypocrisy
I would not like mine or any child influenced by this poorly socially educated hence wrongly credentialed professor. Although she is entitled to her opinion and self expression, employees at BU entrusted with the task of educating students, must keep in mind they are carring out duties for which they are getting paid, not only by the institution but by the very students they easily can influence and their parents. This daring practice has in recent years gone ignored and now to some degree we should be glad this socio-incompetent woman has stupidly called attention to the problem leaving us with a great opportunity to tackle a recently growing piorhea in higher Ed.
this noxious ideological harpy should not be anywhere near our children.
Overt racism.
The hypocrisy is incredulous. If any white person made similar comments they would be fired immediately. Why is it okay for a person who is not white to get away with this? If Boston U hires this bigot I will ensure that none of my family or friends ever support this university again.
End hate speech.