title: Mostly White Group Of Boston College Students Sing Christmas Carols About Racism: ‘Walking Through a White Man’s Wonderland’
text: What Catholic college campus would be complete without students who bastardize the lyrics to songs about the birth of Jesus Christ Tis the season to protest, apparently.A group of Boston College student  activists  that go by  Eradicate Boston College Racism  recently perverted the Christmas carol  Walking in a Winter Wonderland  to fit its  Twelve Days of BC Racism campaign,  Boston.com reports.The students distributed lyrics to their re-worked carol and attempted to deliver their rendition to the college s board of trustees during a luncheon Friday, Dec. 5. Rejected, they resorted to singing in the atrium in front of the building. And now we carol for accountability!  the group posted to Twitter Dec. 4, along with a video of their stunt.And now we carol for accountability! #12Days #BostonCollegeRacism #CJBC @bostoncollege pic.twitter.com/7DKuoONzhX  Eradicate BC Racism (@BCRacism) December 4, 2015Here are the lyrics to the song that is being sung by a mostly white chorus:Dear Trustees Are you listenin ? A real plan You are missin . Until you agree, And change we do see, We re walking through a white man s wonderland.Gone away, is our patience. Here to stay: demonstration. Deas tell us to trust But we know we must Keep walkin  through a white man s wonderland.In your meeting you can do some planning, Decide how you ll get us to settle down. If you say,  There s no problem.  We ll say,  No, Man? Try living on this campus If you re brown. More bad press You ll inspire If reforms, you do mire In mounds of red tape. You ll never escape. You re walkin  through a white man s wonderland. At the end of the demonstration, the members read a  wish list  for the board, which asked that a faculty member of color, a staff member of color, and a student of color be added to the board and given voting power,  Boston.com reports.Eradicate Boston College Racism s webpage also detailed the confrontation. After being denied permission to address the Board directly, students sang anti-racist carols from outside the doors to the luncheon in Gasson Hall 100 and presented three demands: 1. One voting student of color on the board, one faculty, one staff; 2. An action plan to address institutional racism supported by a budget (similar to those created at Yale University or Brown University); and 3. The presentation of the plan by representatives of the University at a Town Hall on January 19th, 2016 (the deadline set forth previously by the Executive Council of the Undergraduate Government of Boston College),  according to the site."White emotional fragility has long been prioritized over black pain & anger in the American public sphere"#BCRacism https://t.co/6bloXu79v9  Eradicate BC Racism (@BCRacism) December 17, 2015No Leftist group in their right mind would ignore the incoming class of Freshman. Here, the Eradicate BC Racism group sends out a tweet in hopes of getting a jump on indoctrinating the young and malleable minds who ve been accepted to this prestigious Catholic college:Hey #BC2020, congrats on your early acceptance! If you choose to attend, we hope you'll join our work to eradicate #BostonCollegeRacism!  Eradicate BC Racism (@BCRacism) December 17, 2015The Left has managed to find a way to tie phony  climate change  to racism. What protest about  racism  would be complete without addressing  climate change? .@BClimateJustice "what many have received as the issue of our time:a 21 century color line drawn by climate change" https://t.co/jrfRIorwpz  Eradicate BC Racism (@BCRacism) December 14, 2015The racial justice warriors also posted a video and full text of a speech delivered by student Kwesi Aaron, as well as links to its other  Christmas  celebrations, including  BCPD is Comin  to Town,   Come All Ye Faithful,   I m Dreaming of Whiteness in Academia,   We Wish You a Day of Raciam (sic) Healing & White Accountability,   Have Yourself a Bureaucratic Christmas,   Roasting Admissions on an Open Fire,  Leahy Baby, Slip a Present Under the Tree, For Me,  and  It s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Justice. Via: EAG News