“In an undercover video taken of a Georgetown University Professor, a Georgetown University professor stated that he works ‘with a bunch of stupid white people,'” called Michelle Obama a race traitor, and used racial slurs for prominent black conservatives, reports Campus Reform.
In the video, Professor Jonathan Franklin, who is black, calls Clarence Thomas the “biggest coon of them all.” He also calls Lawrence Jones a “sellout” and “coon,” and says Candace Owens is an “annoying” “coon.”
Campus Reform notes that Professor
Franklin is also listed on the National Press Foundation’s [NPR] website as a reporter who “covers race and its intersection with culture, identity, and justice….Franklin’s bio on the NPR site also states that he has previously covered ‘the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the Black community, D.C.’s racial protests and demonstrations following the murder of George Floyd.’”
During the undercover interview, Franklin also admitted that a claim he made about being a correspondent for CBS was untrue.
When asked about Michele Obama, Franklin also alleged that she sells out to white people, saying: “Selling your soul to the Uncle Sam, to the white man, and assuming that aligning your views with them or with that point of view is going to get you ahead is actually going to set you back.”
College DEI staffers often are hostile to whites. For example, at the University of California at Los Angeles, the Director of Race and Equity advocated denying white employees leave because of their race. That director, Johnathan Perkins, also claimed that “every white person is racist to some degree”, and falsely claimed that “white people cannot be victims of racism,” and “only white people can impose racist harm.” These claims disregarded court rulings finding that whites can be victims of racism and nonwhites can act illegally in committing racist acts. Perkins tells whites not to wish him a “Happy Juneteenth” because he will “flip tf out” if they do. He reacted to the death of England’s Queen Elizabeth by saying,“Good riddance.”
