News of the Week for Sept. 13th<\/sup>, 2020<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Is Critical Race Training Illegal? <\/a> Is Critical Race Training Illegal? (Part 2)<\/a> Antifa Inferno: “Mostly Peaceful” Rioter Torched by Molotov Cocktail in Portland<\/a> Portland Police Stand By as Antifa Rioters Set Mattress on Fire Despite County Burn Ban<\/a> University offers “How to Overthrow the State” course focused on Marxist revolutionaries<\/a> Black Woman Takes Antifa Rioters to Task for Calling Her a ‘F***ing N****r B**ch’<\/a> BLM Activists Attacking And Harassing People In Pittsburgh, Police Investigating<\/a> Rochester, New York Is Now Trying To Turn Into Portland<\/a>![\"\"](\"https:\/\/impeachreno.org\/politicalhat\/wp-content\/uploads\/2012\/10\/Newsboy.jpg\" "\\"News")
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<\/a>Riots & Revolution<\/h1>\n
\nIt may well be, if inflicted on a company’s or government agency’s employees. In July, the City of Seattle required employees to attend training on “Internalized Racial Superiority for White People.” Last week, U.S. Civil Rights Commissioner Peter Kirsanow wrote a letter to Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, which is embedded below. Kirsanow questioned the legality of the City’s “training” program under federal civil rights law<\/p>\n
\nI noted here that U.S. Civil Rights Commissioner Peter Kirsanow has written to the Mayor of the City of Seattle, suggesting that “critical race theory” or “white privilege” training that the city recently imposed on its employees likely violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits employment discrimination based on race. Paul added that the Department of Justice has also sought information about the same training sessions from Seattle, on the same ground. Seattle’s “white privilege” training was no different from what many companies and units of government have inflicted on their employees, and if it was illegal\u2013as I think it was\u2013the illegality is widespread.<\/p>\n
\nJust another fun Saturday night in Antifatown<\/p>\n
\nOn Sunday night, antifa rioters gathered in front of the Portland Police North Precinct, chanting, “Burn it down!” as they set fire to a mattress in the street. Even though Multnomah County had a burn ban in effect due to “extremely dry conditions,” police allowed the fire to burn for some time before finally deciding to intervene.<\/p>\n
\nWashington and Lee class also has students write their own manifesto<\/p>\n
\nAs antifa rioters took to the streets of Portland on Sunday night, two black women confronted them for “tearing up” the city and leaving a mess. One of the women claimed that antifa rioters called her a “f***ing n****r b**ch.” The other pushed the antifa rioters for a commitment that they would clean up their trash when they were done rioting.<\/p>\n
\nIncreasingly, we\u2019re seeing evidence that BLM “protests” on the streets of various cities aren’t aimed solely at raising awareness for an issue, they are also intended to directly confront anyone they encounter, sometimes violently. That’s what happened in downtown Pittsburgh Saturday and some of it was captured on video. <\/p>\n
\nWhile this story hasn’t garnered as much national attention as George Floyd or Jason Blake, it’s quickly picking up steam. Back in March of this year, Daniel Prude, a 41-year-old Black man from Rochester, New York, died after being taken into police custody. The fact that he was naked in the middle of a street (obviously unarmed) and that the police had put a bag over his head until he was apparently asphyxiated made for an ugly set of visuals. He was pronounced brain dead at a local hospital and died roughly one week later.<\/p>\n