COLLEGE PROF DEVELOPS 10 “Cracka Commandments” TO HELP WHITE PRIVILEGED PEOPLE WITH IMMINENT “Black Spring”Dr. Christopher Driscoll, an Africana Studies program affiliate, is a perfect example of how academia uses religion to divide students along racial lines, which ironically only promotes division and hate A hip hop symposium recently inspired a professor at Lehigh University to develop a list of  Cracka Commandments  intended to help white people accommodate the imminent  black spring. Christopher Driscoll, a visiting assistant professor of religious studies at the private university in Bethlehem, Penn., posted the list of commandments last Friday following a lecture on the white appropriation of rap.According to Driscoll, his lecture  led to a discussion about how white people fit into the #BlackLivesMatter movement  and prompted a collaboration between himself, Lehigh Theater Professor Kashi Johnson, and hip hop artist Asheru. Together, we came up with these, the ten cracka commandments for 2015,  Driscoll wrote on his personal blog, Shades of White.Driscoll says the first commandment is: that all lives  won t matter until #BlackLivesMatter  which he describes as both  a litmus test and the greatest commandment. The nine other commandments read as follows:1.  Always remember that white privilege is real, even if you do not understand it. Use it to convince other people that black lives, including black women s lives, matter.2. Show up for protests, write letters to representatives, and start discussions with other white people about black lives mattering.3.  Always remember that ignorance is real, and is a product of privilege. Treat the ignorant with compassion, but hold them accountable. 4.  Never think that the critique does not apply to you. Just because you were at Barack s inauguration and your dad was a freedom rider, or because you are the head of your local chapter of GLADD, that does not mean you do not have more work to do on yourself, your family, and your community. 5.  Always remember that it is never a question of if violence, but whose violence are you going to defend. Unjust state-sanctioned and racist violence, or justified resistance; the choice is yours, the choice is ours. 6.  Never tolerate racism from your friends or family. Whether it is coming from your eighteen-year-old friend, your thirty-one-year-old cousin, or your eighty-year-old grandmother, confront it always. Confronting racism does not mean you will lose your friend or family. It means you will help to make them act and think in less racist ways. 7.  You cannot love cultural products without also loving the people who make those products. If you like black art or athletics, that appreciation is an entryway into recognizing that black lives matter. 8.  Never quote black leaders like Dr. King in order to criticize protesters and activists. 9.  Always embrace uncertainty. Life is uncertain; death is certain. Uncertainty promotes life; certainty produces death and destruction. 10.  Never put white fragility ahead of justice. If you are more concerned to argue that you  aren t racist  than you are with racism or with people dying, you re priorities are skewed. Do you want justice or comfort? In addition to teaching, Driscoll recently penned the book White Lies: Race and Uncertainty in the Twilight of American Religion, which addresses the  instabilities central to a  white religion . Driscoll describes his personal website as designated for the  progressive anti-racist ally  and  curious and frustrated, alike. Shades of White is a space for whites to clumsily, openly, and actively wrestle with a host of social issues that impact us,  Driscoll states, adding that  it is about time white folks come to terms with a problematic social arrangement that has seen them disproportionately advantaged for far too long. According to Driscoll, left-wing blogs  do a good job of criticizing white folks on our failings  albeit without offering  concrete responses to meet the civic and social demands of everyone else.  At the same time, Driscoll says right-wing blogs  feel good, make us proud to be an American, but are often actively racist and sexist and sometimes, downright dumb. WATCH VIDEO FEATURING DR. CHRISTOPHER DRISCOLL S VIEWS ON RACISM HERE: Dr. Christopher Driscoll from Lehigh IMRC on Vimeo.In an email to Campus Reform, Lehigh s Director of Media Relations, Jordan Reese, said the university is committed to  strongly supporting faculty academic freedom and the free exchange of ideas, theories and philosophies on campus. Lehigh believes diversity of thought fuels a healthy exchange of ideas, discussion and debate, contributing to a vibrant intellectual environment in which our students can grow and learn,  Reese said.Via: Campus Reformleft-news
college prof develops crack commandments to help white privileged people with imminent black spring dr christopher driscoll africana studies program affiliate perfect example academia uses religion divide students along racial lines ironically promotes division hate a hip hop symposium recently inspired professor leigh university develop list crack commandments intended help white people accommodate imminent black spring christopher driscoll visiting assistant professor religious studies private university bethlehem posted list commandments last friday following lecture white appropriation driscoll lecture led discussion white people fit blacklivesmatter movement prompted collaboration leigh theater professor dash johnson hip hop artist ashore together came ten crack commandments driscoll wrote personal blog shades says first commandment lives matter blacklivesmatter describes limbs test greatest commandment the nine commandments read always remember white privilege real even understand use convince people black lives including black women lives show protests write letters representatives start discussions white people black lives always remember ignorance real product privilege treat ignorant compassion hold accountable never think critique apply just barack inauguration dad freedom rider head local chapter glad mean work family community always remember never question violence whose violence going defend unjust racist violence justified resistance choice choice never tolerate racism friends family whether coming friend cousin grandmother confront always confronting racism mean lose friend family it means help make act think less racist ways you love cultural products without also loving people make products if like black art athletics appreciation entryway recognizing black lives matter never quote black leaders like king order criticize protesters activists always embrace uncertainty life uncertain death certain uncertainty promotes life certainty produces death destruction never put white facility ahead justice if concerned argue racist racism people dying priorities skewed do want justice comfort in addition teaching driscoll recently penned book white lies race uncertainty twilight american religion addresses instabilities central white religion driscoll describes personal website designated progressive ally curious frustrated alike shades white space whites clumsy openly actively wrestle host social issues impact us driscoll states adding time white folks come terms problematic social arrangement seen disproportionately advantage far long according driscoll blogs good job criticizing white folks failings albeit without offering concrete responses meet civic social demands everyone else at time driscoll says blogs feel good make us proud american often actively racist sexist sometimes downright dumb watch video featuring christopher driscoll s views on racism here christopher driscoll leigh irc email campus reform leigh director media relations jordan reuse said university committed strongly supporting faculty academic freedom free exchange ideas theories philosophies campus leigh believes diversity thought fuels healthy exchange ideas discussion debate contributing vibrant intellectual environment students grow learn reuse campus
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: COLLEGE PROF DEVELOPS 10 “Cracka Commandments” TO HELP WHITE PRIVILEGED PEOPLE WITH IMMINENT “Black Spring”Dr. Christopher Driscoll, an Africana Studies program affiliate, is a perfect example of how academia uses religion to divide students along racial lines, which ironically only promotes division and hate A hip hop symposium recently inspired a professor at Lehigh University to develop a list of  Cracka Commandments  intended to help white people accommodate the imminent  black spring. Christopher Driscoll, a visiting assistant professor of religious studies at the private university in Bethlehem, Penn., posted the list of commandments last Friday following a lecture on the white appropriation of rap.According to Driscoll, his lecture  led to a discussion about how white people fit into the #BlackLivesMatter movement  and prompted a collaboration between himself, Lehigh Theater Professor Kashi Johnson, and hip hop artist Asheru. Together, we came up with these, the ten cracka commandments for 2015,  Driscoll wrote on his personal blog, Shades of White.Driscoll says the first commandment is: that all lives  won t matter until #BlackLivesMatter  which he describes as both  a litmus test and the greatest commandment. The nine other commandments read as follows:1.  Always remember that white privilege is real, even if you do not understand it. Use it to convince other people that black lives, including black women s lives, matter.2. Show up for protests, write letters to representatives, and start discussions with other white people about black lives mattering.3.  Always remember that ignorance is real, and is a product of privilege. Treat the ignorant with compassion, but hold them accountable. 4.  Never think that the critique does not apply to you. Just because you were at Barack s inauguration and your dad was a freedom rider, or because you are the head of your local chapter of GLADD, that does not mean you do not have more work to do on yourself, your family, and your community. 5.  Always remember that it is never a question of if violence, but whose violence are you going to defend. Unjust state-sanctioned and racist violence, or justified resistance; the choice is yours, the choice is ours. 6.  Never tolerate racism from your friends or family. Whether it is coming from your eighteen-year-old friend, your thirty-one-year-old cousin, or your eighty-year-old grandmother, confront it always. Confronting racism does not mean you will lose your friend or family. It means you will help to make them act and think in less racist ways. 7.  You cannot love cultural products without also loving the people who make those products. If you like black art or athletics, that appreciation is an entryway into recognizing that black lives matter. 8.  Never quote black leaders like Dr. King in order to criticize protesters and activists. 9.  Always embrace uncertainty. Life is uncertain; death is certain. Uncertainty promotes life; certainty produces death and destruction. 10.  Never put white fragility ahead of justice. If you are more concerned to argue that you  aren t racist  than you are with racism or with people dying, you re priorities are skewed. Do you want justice or comfort? In addition to teaching, Driscoll recently penned the book White Lies: Race and Uncertainty in the Twilight of American Religion, which addresses the  instabilities central to a  white religion . Driscoll describes his personal website as designated for the  progressive anti-racist ally  and  curious and frustrated, alike. Shades of White is a space for whites to clumsily, openly, and actively wrestle with a host of social issues that impact us,  Driscoll states, adding that  it is about time white folks come to terms with a problematic social arrangement that has seen them disproportionately advantaged for far too long. According to Driscoll, left-wing blogs  do a good job of criticizing white folks on our failings  albeit without offering  concrete responses to meet the civic and social demands of everyone else.  At the same time, Driscoll says right-wing blogs  feel good, make us proud to be an American, but are often actively racist and sexist and sometimes, downright dumb. WATCH VIDEO FEATURING DR. CHRISTOPHER DRISCOLL S VIEWS ON RACISM HERE: Dr. Christopher Driscoll from Lehigh IMRC on Vimeo.In an email to Campus Reform, Lehigh s Director of Media Relations, Jordan Reese, said the university is committed to  strongly supporting faculty academic freedom and the free exchange of ideas, theories and philosophies on campus. Lehigh believes diversity of thought fuels a healthy exchange of ideas, discussion and debate, contributing to a vibrant intellectual environment in which our students can grow and learn,  Reese said.Via: Campus Reformleft-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: college prof develops crack commandments to help white privileged people with imminent black spring dr christopher driscoll africana studies program affiliate perfect example academia uses religion divide students along racial lines ironically promotes division hate a hip hop symposium recently inspired professor leigh university develop list crack commandments intended help white people accommodate imminent black spring christopher driscoll visiting assistant professor religious studies private university bethlehem posted list commandments last friday following lecture white appropriation driscoll lecture led discussion white people fit blacklivesmatter movement prompted collaboration leigh theater professor dash johnson hip hop artist ashore together came ten crack commandments driscoll wrote personal blog shades says first commandment lives matter blacklivesmatter describes limbs test greatest commandment the nine commandments read always remember white privilege real even understand use convince people black lives including black women lives show protests write letters representatives start discussions white people black lives always remember ignorance real product privilege treat ignorant compassion hold accountable never think critique apply just barack inauguration dad freedom rider head local chapter glad mean work family community always remember never question violence whose violence going defend unjust racist violence justified resistance choice choice never tolerate racism friends family whether coming friend cousin grandmother confront always confronting racism mean lose friend family it means help make act think less racist ways you love cultural products without also loving people make products if like black art athletics appreciation entryway recognizing black lives matter never quote black leaders like king order criticize protesters activists always embrace uncertainty life uncertain death certain uncertainty promotes life certainty produces death destruction never put white facility ahead justice if concerned argue racist racism people dying priorities skewed do want justice comfort in addition teaching driscoll recently penned book white lies race uncertainty twilight american religion addresses instabilities central white religion driscoll describes personal website designated progressive ally curious frustrated alike shades white space whites clumsy openly actively wrestle host social issues impact us driscoll states adding time white folks come terms problematic social arrangement seen disproportionately advantage far long according driscoll blogs good job criticizing white folks failings albeit without offering concrete responses meet civic social demands everyone else at time driscoll says blogs feel good make us proud american often actively racist sexist sometimes downright dumb watch video featuring christopher driscoll s views on racism here christopher driscoll leigh irc email campus reform leigh director media relations jordan reuse said university committed strongly supporting faculty academic freedom free exchange ideas theories philosophies campus leigh believes diversity thought fuels healthy exchange ideas discussion debate contributing vibrant intellectual environment students grow learn reuse campus