In a scene reminiscent of the turbulent 1960’s, a black student group at the University of California Santa Cruz successfully occupied the main campus building until its demands were met by the school administration.
The African/Black Student Alliance updated its approach, calling the building takeover a “reclamation,” and issuing demands for immediate response while threatening additional demands.
For three days the group occupied Kerr Hall until Chancellor George Blumenthal agreed to their demands. As a result, all black and Caribbean-identified students now have a four-year housing guarantee to live in the Rosa Parks African American Themed House. The building’s lounge will be reopened, the exterior will be painted in “Pan-Afrikan” colors of red, green and black, and all UC Santa Cruz incoming students will be forced to undergo mandatory diversity competency training.
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You all need to get a job and stop demanding g things you Dont even deserve
Can you imagine the smell in the building that these three are “taking over”?
Take over what buildings? empty slop houses. Stupidity on display yet again
Demanding is not the way to accomplish things if someone demands that I do this this or that I did my heels in and that’s what the college should have done they should have had meetings and polite conversation and I’m totally against any type of segregation
You just cant fix stupid.
I SUSPECT THE NEXT BUILDINGS THEY OCCUPY WILL BE WITHIN THE CALIFORNIA PENAL SYSTEM. CAREFUL GIRLS, YOU’LL STILL HAVE THOSE STUDENT LOAN’S HANGING OVER YOUR HEAD’S AFTER YOU’VE DONE YOUR TIME.
This is getting out of hand time to remove them anyway possible
aw damn, just send the savages back to Africa.
You can have the$#%&!@*house only as that’s where your BS belongs.
How many students are Muslim? This is their usual modus operandi! It’s not like they’re going to live there forever. Anybody tell them they have to leave and get a job someday?