The union representing University of Toronto teaching assistants is promising action after hearing a student group’s concerns over “multiple instances of racial violence and harassment” on campus and what they consider the university’s inadequate response.
The Graduate Student Union’s race and ethnicity caucus wrote a letter Feb. 6 calling on the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) 3902 to address recent incidents of racism on campus that have created a “toxic workplace environment for U of T employees.”
CUPE 3902 is the local that represents contract academic workers at U of T, including roughly 7,500 graduate students employed as teaching assistants or in other campus jobs.
The letter pointed to a number of troubling incidents in the first half of the academic year. (more...)
If direct confrontation doesn't achieve their ends, then they switch to appropriation of conservative causes, acquisition of proxies, and stealth:
This problem has been arduously cultivated and made part of the gatekeeping process. It isn't going away soon, just as the secret societies perpetuating it aren't going away.
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