comment: >
  
  Justin Fields, QB of the Chicago Bears, must also change his last name. I suggest tractsofland.
context: So can I still get a Master's degree at the USC School of Social Work? >
  
  🤣🤣 >
  
  "What is the most meaningless thing we can do to combat racism?"
  "Ooh, I know." >
  
  When did we start treating adults like babies? >
  
  When the 24 hour news media needed to find stories to offend people. >
  
  yep >
  
  Did they ask a sizable amount of the descendants of slavery? A quick glance through the article, I am gonna guess they did not. Oof >
  
  Are you serious????  😂😂😂😂 >
  
  Big schools like this hire dedicated Diversity & Inclusion staff to make sure they’re ok. The new bureaucracy can never declare that their work is done, because then they would be out of their (often) six-figure jobs, and thus they fabricate ever more ridiculous things to complain about. 
  Nobody is actually offended by the phrase “field work” because, guess what, everyone has recent ancestors who worked in the fields. >
  
  "There must be hurt feelings somewhere...and we're going to find them!" >
  
  Or invent them out of whole cloth. >
  
  Someone's angling for a promotion. >
  
  I find it offensive that anyone would be offended by me saying this isn’t offensive when I myself am offended by offensive things like this but this kind of offends me by being called offensive. >
  
  Ummm what are we calling working in the field now? >
  
  My money is on Outdoor maintenance >
  
  That's definitely the more important thing and we should focus on that word./s >
  
  Bruh the caption on the first image! What is goin on at this school? University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Most fraternities at the university will be allowed to start having parties again in March 2022, if security guards are posted at stairs or hallways leading to bedrooms. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon, File) >
  
  Justin Fields, QB of the Chicago Bears, must also change his last name. I suggest tractsofland. >
  
  "What is the most meaningless thing we can do to combat racism?"
  "Ooh, I know." >
  
  Next: "They dropped the term 'master's degree' because of the term's connection to slavery." >
  
  Please don’t give them ideas >
  
  That's already one that's been talked about in the UK. >
  
  So are these "descendants who are offended by that term" in the room with us right now? >
  
  So can I still get a Master's degree at the USC School of Social Work? >
  
  Gotta whip yourself into shape first. >
  
  The D & I people have to do something all day to justify their 6 figure salary >
  
  University of Michigan has like 160 people in the D&I dept.... >
  
  When did we start treating adults like babies? >
  
  I mean, it is the USC, University of Spoiled Children (or Snorting Coke). >
  
  There are two sides to that coin, but one side does include entitled poses who’s parents “donated” to the school. >
  
  It is a joke, a have friends who went to USC, and they definitely aren't spoiled. But one does snort coke! >
  
  Big schools like this hire dedicated Diversity & Inclusion staff to make sure they’re ok. The new bureaucracy can never declare that their work is done, because then they would be out of their (often) six-figure jobs, and thus they fabricate ever more ridiculous things to complain about. 
  Nobody is actually offended by the phrase “field work” because, guess what, everyone has recent ancestors who worked in the fields. >
  
  This is yet another reason for the skyrocketing costs of higher ed, which has the effect of keeping it out of reach for more and more people of color. >
  
  Someone didn't learn grammar >
  
  pedantic fool  that doesn't understand the difference between (corrected) spelling and grammar. >
  
  Did anybody ask them?
  What's with the preemptive changing, its not even fear, its like "let me get a few public virtue points". >
  
  Bruh the caption on the first image! What is goin on at this school? University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Most fraternities at the university will be allowed to start having parties again in March 2022, if security guards are posted at stairs or hallways leading to bedrooms. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon, File) >
  
  Did they ask a sizable amount of the descendants of slavery? A quick glance through the article, I am gonna guess they did not. Oof >
  
  "There must be hurt feelings somewhere...and we're going to find them!" >
  
  Or invent them out of whole cloth. >
  
  Ummm what are we calling working in the field now? >
  
  My money is on Outdoor maintenance >
  
  ..oh so you're anti-indoors huh!(pokes finger) >
  
  “Southern” is also a racist word.  They need to change the name of the school. >
  
  I find it offensive that anyone would be offended by me saying this isn’t offensive when I myself am offended by offensive things like this but this kind of offends me by being called offensive. >
  
  Oh no, my life is over. >
  
  It's always funny to see people complaining about other people being offended by words, when they themselves are offended by someone using or not using certain words. >
  
  Organization changes what they call something
  HILARIOUS >
  
  A solution to an invented problem. >
  
  People...still...work in fields...and did so long before slavery >
  
  This is getting ridiculous. >
  
  Oh boy.
  Wait until they hear about subjects and professions being referred to by the synonym "fields". >
  
  Oh fuck right off…. >
  
  TIL I am a 'Descendant of Slavery'. And here was thinking a came from 'people'. >
  
  during my job interview with USC, an admin said she felt it was wrong that I described myself as a Southeast Asian because I am "Chinese." She felt many Asian American "abuse" the label of SEA to get more diversity points and she wondered how I would address that if confronted by a student from SEA. 
  I'm not American. I'm from Malaysia. >
  
  Are you serious????  😂😂😂😂 >
  
  That's definitely the more important thing and we should focus on that word./s