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Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting

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Colion Noir Responds to David Hogg’s White Privilege

"We have to use our White Privilege noW to make sure that all of the voices that [ ] haven't heen covered the samecan now be heard." Colion Noir Responds to David Hogg's White Privilege NRATV "Who the hell gave David Hogg the authority to put on his White Man's Burdeńn costume to save me from myself by marching to restrict my right to own a gun that at one point I wasn't considered human enough to own?"
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Shooting

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“Who the hell gave David Hogg the authority to put on his White Man’s Burden costume to save me from myself by marching to restrict my right to own a gun that at one point in history I wasn’t considered human enough to own?” – Colion Noir

IJR article: https://ijr.com/2018/03/1077324-david-hogg-says-he-must-use-his-white-privilege-for-gun-control/

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    Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv . 4h 5/I responded to the letter with a full explanation, apology, and requested documents. embarrassed. My parents raised me to be better than what is represented in those screenshots from about two years ago. In an effort to be as honest and transparent as possible, I immediately apologized publicly when reminded of those messages, while knowing the media uproar that would ensue. It did ensue, and I have continued to accept responsibility and the resulting legitimate criticism. Let me first state that I apologize unequivocally for my comments, which were made two years ago in private among equally immature high school students. In the attached document, I have attached all the comments I have been able to record. I do not have access to the electronic record of that conversation and do not recall other things that may have been said; I have only seen what has appeared in the media. I take full responsibility for the idiotic and hurtful things I wrote two years ago. I make absolutely no excuse for those comments. I said them, I regret them, and by explaining the context and my subsequent experiences I am not trying to excuse them. Instead I am seeking to demonstrate the hurtful things I said do not represent the man I am today. As you know, I intend to take a gap year before beginning my studies to continue my work promoting school safety. I will continue to mature and will enter Harvard with throe years and many life experiences between the foolish child who said those things and the man I am today. As an aspiring member of the Harvard community, I aspire to the values that the community strives to uphold. Therefore I have already written to the Harvard College Office of Diversity Education and Support both to express my deepest apologies and remorse, and to reach out to begin a dialogue that I hope wil be the foundation of future growth. While I am no longer the same person who wrote those camments, there is always more to learn: especially about the legacy of racism in our society I understand Harvard's concern over these offensive statcments from my past, and I further understand that Harvard hns been contacted about them by people expressing concern about them. I am very sorry to have put the College in this position. I am determined to take whatever steps are necessary to rectify this past wrong and to reassure Harvard of my commitment to values of tolerance, diversity, and inclusion, which I hope to advance as a member of the class of 2024. This is the context in which I made these comments. While this Thank you again for this opportunity to address these issues. I hope this fully addresses your concerns, but if not I would he happy to provide any further information or discussion you require does not excuse my comments, I made poor choices with regards to the pcople I surrounded mysclf with, I became part of a group in which those words bore little weight and were used only in a means for their shock value. I bore no racial animus; th ntet wac a unen nf adsle erente trvinu tn nos the wrst t 288 67 1.9K Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 6/I also sent an email to the Office of Diversity and Inclusion to seek guidance on how to right this wrong and work with them once I was on campus. take a gap year to continue my school safety me May 27 activism, before beginning my studies in the fall of 2020. I will hope to enter Harvard as a more to diversity To Harvard College Office of Diversity Education mature member of the community, with three and Support years and many life experiences between the foolish child who said those things two years Around two years ago, when I was 16 years old, before the mass shooting that occurred at ago and the man l am today and wish to become in the future my high school, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, I was part of a group in which we used abhorrent I am deeply sorry for my past comments, I know I am not the same person. But I realize there is racial slurs. We did so out of a misplaced sense of humor: we treated the words themselves as always more I can do to understand and learn though they bore little weight, and used them only for their shock value. Looking back two years later, I cannot recognize that person.I about the struggle and pain of minority communities in America and worldwide. During my gap year, I will supplement my activism to make absolutely no excuse for those comments. include reaching out to minority communities. I I said them, and I regret them deeply. I bore no am open to any advice or suggestions on
    Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv . 4h 5/I responded to the letter with a full explanation, apology, and requested documents. embarrassed. My parents raised me to be better than what is represented in those screenshots from about two years ago. In an effort to be as honest and transparent as possible, I immediately apologized publicly when reminded of those messages, while knowing the media uproar that would ensue. It did ensue, and I have continued to accept responsibility and the resulting legitimate criticism. Let me first state that I apologize unequivocally for my comments, which were made two years ago in private among equally immature high school students. In the attached document, I have attached all the comments I have been able to record. I do not have access to the electronic record of that conversation and do not recall other things that may have been said; I have only seen what has appeared in the media. I take full responsibility for the idiotic and hurtful things I wrote two years ago. I make absolutely no excuse for those comments. I said them, I regret them, and by explaining the context and my subsequent experiences I am not trying to excuse them. Instead I am seeking to demonstrate the hurtful things I said do not represent the man I am today. As you know, I intend to take a gap year before beginning my studies to continue my work promoting school safety. I will continue to mature and will enter Harvard with throe years and many life experiences between the foolish child who said those things and the man I am today. As an aspiring member of the Harvard community, I aspire to the values that the community strives to uphold. Therefore I have already written to the Harvard College Office of Diversity Education and Support both to express my deepest apologies and remorse, and to reach out to begin a dialogue that I hope wil be the foundation of future growth. While I am no longer the same person who wrote those camments, there is always more to learn: especially about the legacy of racism in our society I understand Harvard's concern over these offensive statcments from my past, and I further understand that Harvard hns been contacted about them by people expressing concern about them. I am very sorry to have put the College in this position. I am determined to take whatever steps are necessary to rectify this past wrong and to reassure Harvard of my commitment to values of tolerance, diversity, and inclusion, which I hope to advance as a member of the class of 2024. This is the context in which I made these comments. While this Thank you again for this opportunity to address these issues. I hope this fully addresses your concerns, but if not I would he happy to provide any further information or discussion you require does not excuse my comments, I made poor choices with regards to the pcople I surrounded mysclf with, I became part of a group in which those words bore little weight and were used only in a means for their shock value. I bore no racial animus; th ntet wac a unen nf adsle erente trvinu tn nos the wrst t 288 67 1.9K Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 6/I also sent an email to the Office of Diversity and Inclusion to seek guidance on how to right this wrong and work with them once I was on campus. take a gap year to continue my school safety me May 27 activism, before beginning my studies in the fall of 2020. I will hope to enter Harvard as a more to diversity To Harvard College Office of Diversity Education mature member of the community, with three and Support years and many life experiences between the foolish child who said those things two years Around two years ago, when I was 16 years old, before the mass shooting that occurred at ago and the man l am today and wish to become in the future my high school, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, I was part of a group in which we used abhorrent I am deeply sorry for my past comments, I know I am not the same person. But I realize there is racial slurs. We did so out of a misplaced sense of humor: we treated the words themselves as always more I can do to understand and learn though they bore little weight, and used them only for their shock value. Looking back two years later, I cannot recognize that person.I about the struggle and pain of minority communities in America and worldwide. During my gap year, I will supplement my activism to make absolutely no excuse for those comments. include reaching out to minority communities. I I said them, and I regret them deeply. I bore no am open to any advice or suggestions on
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    Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 2/ A few weeks ago, I was made aware of egregious and callous comments classmates and I made privately years ago - when I was 16 years old, months before the shooting in an attempt to be as extreme and shocking as possible. I immediately apologized Here is my apology: Ihave recently boan made aware of scroonshols airculating that include offonshve comments h bveoutu and tranenare lew years ago, lang before the shooting. I want to address this We were 16-year-olds making idotic comments. using callous and inflammatory language in an affort to be as extreme and shocking as possible, Im ambarrassad by t, but I want to be clear that tha commants I mado are not indicativo of who l am ar who I'va bacome in the yaars sinca. This past year has forced me to mature and grow in an incredibly drastic way. My workd, like vour teachers, and your neictbors are lled it transtonms vou as a human beina, I see the world Cecrbcs baue thore Fun ntan to kgey.girce cwthat Um beter cerecm than tha I can and will do better moving forward. O300 t285 1.9K Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h e3/ After I issued this apology, speculative articles were written, my peers used the opportunity to attack me, and my life was once again reduced to a headline. It sent me into one of the darkest spirals of my life. 73 1.8K t258 Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 4/ After the story broke, former peers & political opponents began contacting Harvard urging them to rescind me. Harvard then sent this letter stating that Harvard reserves the right to withdraw an offer of admission' and requested a written explanation within 72 hours. May 24, 2019 Kvle Kashuy Dear Mr. Kashav, We have bocome aware of modia seports discussing offensive statements allegedly authoeed by you. As you know, Harvard reserves the rght fo wkiraw an ofer o question your hoaesty, manurity, or moral cheacter On behalf of the Admisicas Comitiee, we write now to ask you to send us a full medis but arew afers l Be oide rii clnutionfaur artigre frrie Commitoe's oonsideration Please eil these alerials to n by 2o later than 10 00 AM Sirgfiyly willn R Fezsimemons Dean'of Adalissions and Financial Aid.
    Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 2/ A few weeks ago, I was made aware of egregious and callous comments classmates and I made privately years ago - when I was 16 years old, months before the shooting in an attempt to be as extreme and shocking as possible. I immediately apologized Here is my apology: Ihave recently boan made aware of scroonshols airculating that include offonshve comments h bveoutu and tranenare lew years ago, lang before the shooting. I want to address this We were 16-year-olds making idotic comments. using callous and inflammatory language in an affort to be as extreme and shocking as possible, Im ambarrassad by t, but I want to be clear that tha commants I mado are not indicativo of who l am ar who I'va bacome in the yaars sinca. This past year has forced me to mature and grow in an incredibly drastic way. My workd, like vour teachers, and your neictbors are lled it transtonms vou as a human beina, I see the world Cecrbcs baue thore Fun ntan to kgey.girce cwthat Um beter cerecm than tha I can and will do better moving forward. O300 t285 1.9K Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h e3/ After I issued this apology, speculative articles were written, my peers used the opportunity to attack me, and my life was once again reduced to a headline. It sent me into one of the darkest spirals of my life. 73 1.8K t258 Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 4/ After the story broke, former peers & political opponents began contacting Harvard urging them to rescind me. Harvard then sent this letter stating that Harvard reserves the right to withdraw an offer of admission' and requested a written explanation within 72 hours. May 24, 2019 Kvle Kashuy Dear Mr. Kashav, We have bocome aware of modia seports discussing offensive statements allegedly authoeed by you. As you know, Harvard reserves the rght fo wkiraw an ofer o question your hoaesty, manurity, or moral cheacter On behalf of the Admisicas Comitiee, we write now to ask you to send us a full medis but arew afers l Be oide rii clnutionfaur artigre frrie Commitoe's oonsideration Please eil these alerials to n by 2o later than 10 00 AM Sirgfiyly willn R Fezsimemons Dean'of Adalissions and Financial Aid.
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    Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 10/ Harvard deciding that someone can't grow, especially after a life-altering event like the shooting, is deeply concerning. If any institution should understand growth, it's Harvard, which is looked to as the pinnacle of higher education despite its checkered past t 464 132 3.3K Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 11/Throughout its history, Harvard's faculty has included slave owners, segregationists, bigots and antisemites. If Harvard is suggesting that growth isn't possible and that our past defines our future, then Harvard is an inherently racist institution But I don't believe that. t 677 154 4.2K Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 12/l believe that institutions and people can grow. I've said that repeatedly In the end, this isn't about me, it's about whether we live in a society in which forgiveness is possible or mistakes brand you as irredeemable, as Harvard has decided for me t 461 184 3.4K Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 13/So what now? I'm figuring it out I had given up huge scholarships in order to go to Harvard, and the deadline for accepting other college offers has ended. I'm exploring all options at the moment.
    Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 10/ Harvard deciding that someone can't grow, especially after a life-altering event like the shooting, is deeply concerning. If any institution should understand growth, it's Harvard, which is looked to as the pinnacle of higher education despite its checkered past t 464 132 3.3K Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 11/Throughout its history, Harvard's faculty has included slave owners, segregationists, bigots and antisemites. If Harvard is suggesting that growth isn't possible and that our past defines our future, then Harvard is an inherently racist institution But I don't believe that. t 677 154 4.2K Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 12/l believe that institutions and people can grow. I've said that repeatedly In the end, this isn't about me, it's about whether we live in a society in which forgiveness is possible or mistakes brand you as irredeemable, as Harvard has decided for me t 461 184 3.4K Kyle Kashuv @KyleKashuv 4h 13/So what now? I'm figuring it out I had given up huge scholarships in order to go to Harvard, and the deadline for accepting other college offers has ended. I'm exploring all options at the moment.
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    Planned Parenthood official bullies Parkland Survivor and harasses his prom date

    Advertisements E DAILYWIRE ● ON OFF Planned Parenthood Official Trolls Parkland Shooting Survivor Kyle Kashuv's Prom Date "Hard pass, sweet girl. You can do better." By PAUL BOIS April 9, 2018 PAULBOIS39 In an ill-advised tweet, Laura lngraham mocked Parkland Shooting survivor David Hogg over his college rejections; for that, the student activist called for a boycott campaign against her advertisers. However, when CNN's Joan Walsh similarly mocked a Parkland survivor, no boycott was called. Now, a Planned Parenthood official has also mocked a Parkland survivor; no prizes for guessing that a boycott won't be called According to LifeNews, a Planned Parenthood senior adviser "was caught bullying a survivor of the Parkland, Florida school shooting and his date to the prom Thursday on Twitter." Ever since the Parkland protest became a national conversation, Planned Parenthood has actively supported students like Hogg and Emma Gonzalez in their fight to push for more gun control. Such students are sacred cows to the media and are off-limits for criticism. The few students who march to a different tune, like Kyle Kashuv, are subjected to a whole different set of rules. Elizabeth Thorp,a Planned Parenthood senior adviser, mocked Kyle Kashuv on Thursday: 000 AT&T LTE 12:22 PM Elizabeth Thorp @ElizabethEThorp Replying to @İbrahimovafidan @KyleKashuv and @bennyjohnson Hard pass, sweet girl. You can do better. 4/5/18, 12:11 PM from Washington, DC Follow Elizabeth Thorp @ElizabethEThorp Somewhere between Beyoncé and Pelosi. Editor in Chief of @PYPO. Senior adviser to @basket and @PPFA. Former: EIC of @CapitolFileMag Sometimes I act StudiobigChief @StudioBigChief 1m Replying to @ElizabethEThorp @KyleKashuv and 2 others O Washington, DC elizabeththorp.net Born on June 7 Kyle Kashuv e} @KyleKashuv Why does @ElizabethEThorp feel bullying a Parkland survivor is okay? More importantly. why is she bullying my date? 6:26 PM -Apr 5, 2018
    Advertisements E DAILYWIRE ● ON OFF Planned Parenthood Official Trolls Parkland Shooting Survivor Kyle Kashuv's Prom Date "Hard pass, sweet girl. You can do better." By PAUL BOIS April 9, 2018 PAULBOIS39 In an ill-advised tweet, Laura lngraham mocked Parkland Shooting survivor David Hogg over his college rejections; for that, the student activist called for a boycott campaign against her advertisers. However, when CNN's Joan Walsh similarly mocked a Parkland survivor, no boycott was called. Now, a Planned Parenthood official has also mocked a Parkland survivor; no prizes for guessing that a boycott won't be called According to LifeNews, a Planned Parenthood senior adviser "was caught bullying a survivor of the Parkland, Florida school shooting and his date to the prom Thursday on Twitter." Ever since the Parkland protest became a national conversation, Planned Parenthood has actively supported students like Hogg and Emma Gonzalez in their fight to push for more gun control. Such students are sacred cows to the media and are off-limits for criticism. The few students who march to a different tune, like Kyle Kashuv, are subjected to a whole different set of rules. Elizabeth Thorp,a Planned Parenthood senior adviser, mocked Kyle Kashuv on Thursday: 000 AT&T LTE 12:22 PM Elizabeth Thorp @ElizabethEThorp Replying to @İbrahimovafidan @KyleKashuv and @bennyjohnson Hard pass, sweet girl. You can do better. 4/5/18, 12:11 PM from Washington, DC Follow Elizabeth Thorp @ElizabethEThorp Somewhere between Beyoncé and Pelosi. Editor in Chief of @PYPO. Senior adviser to @basket and @PPFA. Former: EIC of @CapitolFileMag Sometimes I act StudiobigChief @StudioBigChief 1m Replying to @ElizabethEThorp @KyleKashuv and 2 others O Washington, DC elizabeththorp.net Born on June 7 Kyle Kashuv e} @KyleKashuv Why does @ElizabethEThorp feel bullying a Parkland survivor is okay? More importantly. why is she bullying my date? 6:26 PM -Apr 5, 2018
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    Criticism of "Children" forbidden? Then you better not oppress us Transkids!

    Austen Fletcher @fleccas To everyone saying I shouldn't "attack" David Hogg because he's just a child: I'm trans-age. I identify as a 17 year old. That's a thing. I'm 17 now and you have to honor that. So YOU stop attacking ME. I'm just a teenager. #YourRules
    Austen Fletcher @fleccas To everyone saying I shouldn't "attack" David Hogg because he's just a child: I'm trans-age. I identify as a 17 year old. That's a thing. I'm 17 now and you have to honor that. So YOU stop attacking ME. I'm just a teenager. #YourRules
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