Hate crime hoaxes have had another banner year on college campuses.
It’s gotten to the point where most people assume a campus “hate crime” is a hoax unless proven otherwise.
Apparently social justice warriors did not have “Never Cry Wolf” read to them as children.
But in the end the joke is on us, because all too often, administrators are willing to play along when a “hate crime” hits their university.
They agree their campuses are institutionalized racist complexes, and rubber-stamp students’ diversity demands.November 2015: There’s the time Harvard law school students vandalized portraits of former black professors to prove their campus was racist.
Even though 99 percent of those who have looked into this “hate crime” have agreed it’s not one, the school has still convened a committee to reconsider the law school’s controversial seal, the crest of the former slave-holding Royall family that endowed Harvard’s first law professorship.
Read on. Lots more "hate" intending to foment hate.
Honorable mentions:
Berkeley High School refuses to identify race of suspect in possible hate-crime hoax(November 2015)
Two student government presidents, two racial slurs, too few details to justify the sweeping narrative (September 2015)
Race war nearly erupts over a burger at University of Pennsylvania (June 2015)
And don’t forget to check out last year’s best of hate-crime hoax list.
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