The privileges associated with being marginalized and oppressed are so advantageous that in the realm of unadulterated liberalism that is academia, disfavored Caucasians can’t help themselves. Their ideology is a fraud, so why shouldn’t their racial identity be fraudulent too? More indigenous peoples moonbattery from Milwaukee:

Margaret Noodin, 58, was called a ‘con artist’ after leaving her job as director of the Electa Quinney Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee last year amid growing suspicion about her claims to an indigenous identity.

The linguist posted a ‘positionality statement’ insisting her family told her she had Native American relatives when she was a child.

But fellow academic Doug Kiel of Wisconsin’s Oneida Nation hauled her submissions from an exhibition of indigenous art in Chicago when he read it and denounced her as a fraud.

‘It was really quite rambling babble about, ‘I know a person and I was in a ceremony’,’ he told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, ‘And it’s like, no, no, no, no, this is not how this works at all.’

The way it has to work under a race-based caste system like we now have in the USA is you have to take a DNA test to justify the favoritism bestowed upon preferred races — like with Elizabeth “Fauxcahontas” Warren.

As with Warren, a glance at Noodin’s face confirms that she is not an Indian. Also like Warren, she continues to benefit from having portraying herself as one — although in a diminished role for now:

The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee has begun an investigation into Noodin but she retains a job with the college teaching part-timer online. She did leave her $167,000-a-year role with the university amid the scandal.

Meanwhile she has secured a new post in Minnesota as director of a tribal nation’s Head Start program.

Please welcome Professor Noodle to the long list of racial imposters, which includes Buffy Sainte-Marie, Andrea Smith, Kay LeClaire, Elizabeth Hoover, Carrie Bourassa, CV Vitolo-Haddad, Gwen Stefani, Heather Rae, Jessica Krug, Kristen Rosen Gonzalez, Rick Caruso, Kelly Kean Sharp, Rachel Dolezal, Raquel Evita Saraswati, Sacheen Littlefeather, Satchuel Cole, Shaun King, Ward Churchill, and of course, Elizabeth Warren.

On a tip from Ed McAninch.

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