That's the spam, the out of context excerpt. And he draws conclusions not drawn in the article. As if misrepresenting one questionable article proves something.
It's a racist file dump.
Every prof I've ever known appreciates diversity in their university.
probably so if it is real diversity. color really doesn't count in my mind. different experiences or talents do
like my last group of suite mates in college
one guy was a hard core political junkie who ended up clerking for the USSC and founded "The federalist society"
another guy was the son of a second generation Italian-American labor union organizer who had apprenticed in the trade before coming to college. He could fix about anything from cars to leaky shower faucets.
the third guy was a Chess Master who could play most Grateful Dead Songs on a Les Paul. He also was a world class poker and backgammon ace.
The fourth guy was a pre med science Geek who constantly talked about the agonies of P-chemistry.
The fifth guy was a rich Jewish kid from LA who graduated HS at 17. He enlisted in the marines, earned some decorations before coming to college. we used to talk about martial arts a lot
The sixth guy was from Brooklyn. his mom was a former ABT dancer, his dad a gymnast who became an ortho surgeon. He was a national class gymnast and the best ballet dancer in the city.
and me-I was on three teams and an all-american in an obscure sport.
that was real diversity. what colors or creeds we were didn't matter. I learned backgammon from the chess master, interesting stories about the marines from the marine, how to fix a leaky faucet from the union guy, the best stretches for sore hamstrings from the dancer, among other things. by the time those guys graduated, most of them were pretty good foosball players courtesy of me and all but one was decent in table tennis.