adminGraduation ceremonies across America are turning into woke circuses. Black students demanding reparations and radical race theories stole the show at several universities this spring. These displays reveal how far leftist ideologies have infected higher education.
At UNC Chapel Hill, administrators pat themselves on the back for “ending racism” by axing diversity courses. One Black student sarcastically noted white peers now compare her to “every Black celebrity they’ve ever seen” as proof of their “anti-racist enlightenment.” Real progress gets replaced with empty gestures and cringe-worthy performative allyship.
California’s failed ethnic studies mandate shows even blue states recognize this madness. Lawmakers paused funding after parents revolted against classrooms teaching kids to hate America. Common sense is breaking through – schools exist to teach math and history, not Marxist grievance studies.
Ohio’s bold new law proves conservatism works. By banning DEI bureaucracies, campuses can focus on merit instead of divisive identity politics. Students tired of being lectured about “systemic oppression” during chemistry class finally get relief. Freedom thrives when we ditch the victimhood industrial complex.
HBCUs quietly outperform woke universities without DEI departments. These institutions lift Black students through hard work, faith, and community – not handouts or lowered standards. Their graduates enter the workforce prepared, not brainwashed. Real empowerment comes from excellence, not excuses.
Project 2025’s education reforms will finish what Ohio started. Cutting student loan subsidies forces colleges to lower tuition instead of bankrolling social justice pet projects. Ending affirmative action restores fairness – admissions should reward grades, not skin color.
This graduation season, watch which students give uplifting speeches about family and faith versus those spouting BLM talking points. The contrast couldn’t be clearer. Patriotism builds futures – radicalism builds resentment.
Americans see through the theatrics. Parents want diplomas reflecting knowledge, not political indoctrination. It’s time to reclaim education from activists who care more about feelings than futures. Let’s honor graduates who earn success through grit, not grievance.
