Cornell Black History Month Pole Dancing Workshop
Formerly prestigious and ever more expensive Ivy League schools are lavishly subsidized by the federal government. No doubt this has accelerated their decay. But learning still takes place at them. For example, at Cornell, students can learn to pole dance at a Black History Month Workshop this February 25.
The event will be held in Willard Straight Hall by Pole Posse, which reveals that the blacks whose history is revered this month have plenty of company in the rapidly expanding cultural Marxist coalition of the oppressed. Their About Us page denounces the political incorrectness of those who view pole dancing as merely a form of exercise:
We believe that the active attempt to verbally cleanse pole dancing by separating it from its origins in sex work enacts violence upon this marginalized group. As a club, we refuse to indulge in this cleansing by exclusively invoking pole dancing as a fitness regimen which developed in a vacuum rather than one that came and comes from a systemically oppressed group and culture. We are committed to honoring this group and expressing the multitudes that exist within the craft of pole dancing while working in active opposition to individuals and systems that seek to harm this group.
Pole Posse is a registered student organization of Cornell University. If graduates can’t find anything else to do with degrees that cost $66,000 per year just for tuition and fees, they can always take up sex work.
On a tip from Mike B.
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