WHITE STUDENTS TURNED AWAY FROM “Anti-Racism” Event Because Black People Deserve A “safe place” Without White PeopleThe presence of any kind of privilege puts unnecessary pressure on the people of colour to defend any anger or frustrations they have, to fear the outcome of sharing their stories.  Vajdaan Tanveer, RSU CoordinatorYou just can t make this stuff up White people do not experience racism. First-year journalism students Trevor Hewitt and Julia Knope were told that because they were not victims of racialization, they were not allowed to stay in the meeting room and report on the event.Hewitt and Knope said they made eye contact with an unidentified woman who appeared to be setting up for the event. She approached Hewitt and Knope and asked if they had ever been racialized.Hewitt said he then told the woman he wanted to cover the meeting for an assignment. He said the woman told him that because he was not a racialized student, he could not sit in on the meeting. Hewitt and Knope then left the room. It felt really bad  kind of embarrassing,  Knope said.  If their goal in these meetings was to end racialization then it needs to be something everybody is involved in. If some people are causing the problems, they need to know. Grouping yourself off  is not going to accomplish anything. The Racialized Students  Collective is part of the Ryerson Students  Union (RSU). Its website states that the group  oppose(s) all forms of racism and work towards community wellness for students,  that they focus on  building an anti-racist network  and  fostering an anti-racist environment through campus-wide services, campaigns and events. Knope said while she understands they are a support group for each other and don t want others there, she doesn t understand why the events are then listed as public and as an RSU campaign. It seemed really ironic to me that the meeting was about racialization and they were prohibiting certain people from entering,  she said. Right now it s almost like they re suggesting they can make racialization go away (and that) if everyone who has been racialized just talks  it will magically go away,  Hewitt added.RSU coordinator Vajdaan Tanveer told The Ryersonian over the phone that members of the collective have requested a safe space on campus, where they can have an open conversation. We don t want (racialized) students to feel intimidated, that they can t speak their mind because they are afraid of being judged or something they say might be used against them,  he said.When asked about Hewitt and Knope s incident, Tanveer confirmed they couldn t attend the meeting because they were white. In terms of educating, we have some events for public,  he said.  We use the opportunity to tell them about the work and how they can get involved. Via: WhiteRabbitRadio.net left-news
white students turned away from event because black people deserve a safe place without white peoplethe presence kind privilege puts unnecessary pressure people colour defend anger frustrations fear outcome sharing stories vajdaan tanker ru coordinatoryou make stuff white people experience racism journalism students trevor heist julia known told victims socialization allowed stay meeting room report known said made eye contact unidentified woman appeared setting event she approached heist known asked ever said told woman wanted cover meeting assignment he said woman told racialized student could sit meeting heist known left room it felt really bad kind embarrassing known said if goal meetings end socialization needs something everybody involved if people causing problems need know grouping going accomplish anything the racialized students collective part reason students union ru its website states group oppose forms racism work towards community wellness students focus building network fostering environment services campaigns events known said understands support group want others understand events listed public ru campaign it seemed really ironic meeting socialization prohibiting certain people entering said right almost like suggesting make socialization go away everyone racialized talks magically go away heist coordinator vajdaan tanker told the ryersonian phone members collective requested safe space campus open conversation we want racialized students feel intimidated speak mind afraid judged something say might used asked heist known incident tanker confirmed attend meeting white in terms educating events public said we use opportunity tell work get involved via
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: WHITE STUDENTS TURNED AWAY FROM “Anti-Racism” Event Because Black People Deserve A “safe place” Without White PeopleThe presence of any kind of privilege puts unnecessary pressure on the people of colour to defend any anger or frustrations they have, to fear the outcome of sharing their stories.  Vajdaan Tanveer, RSU CoordinatorYou just can t make this stuff up White people do not experience racism. First-year journalism students Trevor Hewitt and Julia Knope were told that because they were not victims of racialization, they were not allowed to stay in the meeting room and report on the event.Hewitt and Knope said they made eye contact with an unidentified woman who appeared to be setting up for the event. She approached Hewitt and Knope and asked if they had ever been racialized.Hewitt said he then told the woman he wanted to cover the meeting for an assignment. He said the woman told him that because he was not a racialized student, he could not sit in on the meeting. Hewitt and Knope then left the room. It felt really bad  kind of embarrassing,  Knope said.  If their goal in these meetings was to end racialization then it needs to be something everybody is involved in. If some people are causing the problems, they need to know. Grouping yourself off  is not going to accomplish anything. The Racialized Students  Collective is part of the Ryerson Students  Union (RSU). Its website states that the group  oppose(s) all forms of racism and work towards community wellness for students,  that they focus on  building an anti-racist network  and  fostering an anti-racist environment through campus-wide services, campaigns and events. Knope said while she understands they are a support group for each other and don t want others there, she doesn t understand why the events are then listed as public and as an RSU campaign. It seemed really ironic to me that the meeting was about racialization and they were prohibiting certain people from entering,  she said. Right now it s almost like they re suggesting they can make racialization go away (and that) if everyone who has been racialized just talks  it will magically go away,  Hewitt added.RSU coordinator Vajdaan Tanveer told The Ryersonian over the phone that members of the collective have requested a safe space on campus, where they can have an open conversation. We don t want (racialized) students to feel intimidated, that they can t speak their mind because they are afraid of being judged or something they say might be used against them,  he said.When asked about Hewitt and Knope s incident, Tanveer confirmed they couldn t attend the meeting because they were white. In terms of educating, we have some events for public,  he said.  We use the opportunity to tell them about the work and how they can get involved. Via: WhiteRabbitRadio.net left-news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: white students turned away from event because black people deserve a safe place without white peoplethe presence kind privilege puts unnecessary pressure people colour defend anger frustrations fear outcome sharing stories vajdaan tanker ru coordinatoryou make stuff white people experience racism journalism students trevor heist julia known told victims socialization allowed stay meeting room report known said made eye contact unidentified woman appeared setting event she approached heist known asked ever said told woman wanted cover meeting assignment he said woman told racialized student could sit meeting heist known left room it felt really bad kind embarrassing known said if goal meetings end socialization needs something everybody involved if people causing problems need know grouping going accomplish anything the racialized students collective part reason students union ru its website states group oppose forms racism work towards community wellness students focus building network fostering environment services campaigns events known said understands support group want others understand events listed public ru campaign it seemed really ironic meeting socialization prohibiting certain people entering said right almost like suggesting make socialization go away everyone racialized talks magically go away heist coordinator vajdaan tanker told the ryersonian phone members collective requested safe space campus open conversation we want racialized students feel intimidated speak mind afraid judged something say might used asked heist known incident tanker confirmed attend meeting white in terms educating events public said we use opportunity tell work get involved via