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Astrophysics 'steeped in systemic racism and White supremacy,' says Colorado College science professor
I want to address the violence of Black Hos!
[FoxNews] The professor complains how science is discussed in a 'very violent and hyper-masculine' way'.
| My high school’s honours physics teacher enthusiastically illustrated every single blessed problem the first quarter using MiGs shooting off missiles. I had to drop down to the regular physics class, where I was bored stiff by the pace, but at least understood what the teacher was trying to explain. I don’t think it was a male-female problem, though, just that he was a tad eccentric. The other girls in the class were fine. |
A Colorado professor believes astrophysics is steeped in systemic racism and White supremacy.
Natalie Gosnell, a professor of physics at Colorado College, wants to take an unorthodox approach to teach physics by interpreting it through the lens of race.
"Both artists and scientists are just observing things about the world, making interpretations about those observations, and then sharing their interpretation," Gosnell told Colorado College News.
| Yes, but one is doing art, and the other is doing science. They are very different ways of analyzing the universe. And while they can have things to teach each other, that teaching takes place at the end of the process, not in the middle. The lady is an idiot... and probably not a good scientist. |
Posted by: Skidmark 2023-01-17 |
