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Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Shocking Insensitivity at University of Regina

Hat tip The College Fix

A screen shot of a photo previously posted on the @UofRCheer instagram account, which is tied to the University of Regina's Cheerleading team. The photo was reportedly removed this weekend.

Shocking


It seems that the University of Regina (That's in Canada for all you UC Santa Cruz History of Consciousness and Community Studies majors) is all in a twitter over a photo of school cheerleaders dressed up as, gasp, cowboys and Indians. The College Fix picked up the story from CBC News (That's in Canada for all you UCSC..... Oh, never mind).

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/cowboys-and-indians-cheerleaders-photo-sparks-regina-furor-1.2574979

University of Regina president issues apology, says participants will take sensitivity training




 ......."because treating First Nations and Métis women as a costume objectifies them, and that behaviour, I think, contributes to their dehumanization, which is a larger problem that I think all Canadians need to be concerned about."

                                                                             A concerned (unmounted) Canadian



This all goes to prove that the Canadian universities are just as wacky as ours down here in the USA.

But those Canadians don't know what shocking really is. Now here is shocking:






Sensitivity training, anyone?

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