Duke student admits to hanging noose

[Ronnie Lott]

Question to all the legal eagles out here. If it is a crime committed, albeit on school property, don't police have a right to release name as it would anyone else. So if I kill someone on campus while in school, I'm protected anonymity wise by ferpa? I went to UMCP and it did not go down like that here. You commit a crime, let alone a federal one, your ass goin to the pokie and anyone can access your arrest. This sounds like some protect young cacs future shyt to me. There may be some brehs who benefit here and there but y'all crazy if you don't realize this bullshyt.

:bequiet: You're making too much sense breh

 

[EducatedBrothaFromTheBank]

i bet it was coach k that did it

Coach K has never come across as a cac or a racist

 

[Tobias]

Coach K has never come across as a cac or a racist

the greatest trick the devil ever played was convincing the world he didn't exist

 

[SubZeroDegrees]

Hey

HEY

What is this

WHAT IS THIS

You don't wanna know, creh.

 

[Perfectson]

Shhh. Let the cacs and c00ns expose themselves. Lets see all the posters defending this nonsense

"bu bu bu its the law!" - typical cac


Best believe white supremacy is a religion. They are protecting this white supremacist because they agree with him. Trust me, had he did some homophobic or sexist thing his name would have been exposed and he would have been publically shamed with the quickness.

Disgusting group of people white people can be....

^^^^

anyone that agrees with this moron is what's wrong with the black community. You have these "know nothing" slugs, bottom feeders in the community who know nothing but to be angry and rage. Inciting hate through the people's lack of understanding of issues. They use to do it through religion, beacuse religion controlled people. Now you have people using social injustices to do it and again saturating real issues with these bullshyt ones.

This is a case of law and FERPA, which all schools abide by and it's worked both ways black, white, indian, latin etc etc. However, this moron want's to incite your hate by making this into a white supremacy issue - when the schools reaction has NOTHING to do with color. HIs argument is that Duke should somehow ignored FERPA and put them into a compliance and legal risk to expose this potential racist student. Why would they do that? What precedent of any school do you have that supports a school doing this. He has none so it's mind boggling just to think how he came up with this moronic solution.
Duke has always treated these cases as such and even morso after the Duke lacrosse scandal, where they and others jumped in front of the race bullet and ended up with egg on their face and getting sued out the ass.

Again don't let the bottom feeders detract from the real issues and incite you to hate because his lack of aptitude and his own personal agenda.

 

[Perfectson]

:bequiet: You're making too much sense breh

of course you think he makes too much sense - because he was wrong.

Question to all the legal eagles out here. If it is a crime committed, albeit on school property, don't police have a right to release name as it would anyone else. So if I kill someone on campus while in school, I'm protected anonymity wise by ferpa? I went to UMCP and it did not go down like that here. You commit a crime, let alone a federal one, your ass goin to the pokie and anyone can access your arrest. This sounds like some protect young cacs future shyt to me. There may be some brehs who benefit here and there but y'all crazy if you don't realize this bullshyt.

1, where's the bullshyt, i explained exactly what you talked about - so you obviously didn't even read the thread.
2, there was no arrest made, when is hanging a noose a crime that police get involved in, at least one where the actually make an arrest.

3, knowing part 2, how is anyone trying to protect the guys future. Duke is a top 10 university, he'll be expelled by Monday - he can only go down hill from there. Any school is going to see he was in good academic standing at Duke yet was potentially expelled.

 

[Perfectson]

saying "so called" ferpa law implies that it isn't a real thing or you doubt it's existence

right these people in here putting air quotes around "FERPA" like it's the lochness monster or bigfoot -

 

[Perfectson]

Send black kids to hbcus brehs

yeah, let's instill even more segregation and also give them poor education while we are at it. Outside of Morehouse, Howard, and Hampton no one is matriculating from these schools into great jobs. Duke on average is going to net you a $50,000+ job

 

[Schmoove]

yeah, let's instill even more segregation and also give them poor education while we are at it. Outside of Morehouse, Howard, and Hampton no one is matriculating from these schools into great jobs. Duke on average is going to net you a $50,000+ job

Half of my friends graduated from southern, public, underfunded HBCUs and are caking in their industries


I got an internship that turned into a job...during my sophomore year in 2003...and still work in the industry.
Be ignorant brehs

 

[Perfectson]

Half of my friends graduated from southern, public, underfunded HBCUs and are caking in their industries


I got an internship that turned into a job...during my sophomore year in 2003...and still work in the industry.
Be ignorant brehs

sir, there are statistics and then there's your opinion. Statistics don't back what you're saying up at all.

LOL@ 1/2 my friends. So 6 people out of the 100,000 kids who have graduated from your school in the past decade. Name the HBCU - FIsk? Jackson? Alabama State? I can tell you're a bama . You tell me 1/2 your friends, don't mention #, you tell me industry - don't mention the industry, you tell me an underfunded HBCU but don't mention the HBCU. You wrote it like a liar would.

 

[philmonroe]

yeah, let's instill even more segregation and also give them poor education while we are at it. Outside of Morehouse, Howard, and Hampton no one is matriculating from these schools into great jobs. Duke on average is going to net you a $50,000+ job

I agree with some things your saying but what is this bullshyt? I know a lot of people family and friends that went to more than these schools and got/are making 50k and up straight out of school. You talking about kicking correct knowledge then go stupid yourself. Come on fam don't do that that fukks your message up (which I agree with for the most part)

 

[Perfectson]

I agree with some things your saying but what is this bullshyt? I know a lot of people family and friends that went to more than these schools and got/are making 50k and up straight out of school. You talking about kicking correct knowledge then go stupid yourself. Come on fam don't do that that fukks your message up (which I agree with for the most part)

I don't believe in HBCU's in modern america - it's a segregationists ideology and I'll admit I exaggerated when I said "poor education". But I'm comparing it to the upper tier schools (like Duke) and responding to someone saying "go to HBCU's" as if they rival Duke in any shape, form, or fashion wrt to education and the learning/networking environment for most majors. I'm not saying you can't make $50K jobs coming out of Hampton or TSU or Fisk or Meharry. But I am stating on average t all statistics point to these school being towards the below average payscales especially for those who are in the middle of their career. Now this could be due to a few things but as you said, lets not distract from the threads argument. I did go off on a tangent and make some explosive comments, which I will retract.

I also have fam and friends that went to HBCU's

 

[philmonroe]

I don't believe in HBCU's in modern america - it's a segregationists ideology and I'll admit I exaggerated when I said "poor education". But I'm comparing it to the upper tier schools (like Duke) and responding to someone saying "go to HBCU's" as if they rival Duke in any shape, form, or fashion wrt to education and the learning/networking environment for most majors. I'm not saying you can't make $50K jobs coming out of Hampton or TSU or Fisk or Meharry. But I am stating on average t all statistics point to these school being towards the below average payscales especially for those who are in the middle of their career. Now this could be due to a few things but as you said, lets not distract from the threads argument. I did go off on a tangent and make some explosive comments, which I will retract.

I also have fam and friends that went to HBCU's

Its not that I don't believe in hbcus I just don't like how they are ran most times. I went to Southern for a year but it was janky business going on down there so I had to roll but I still won't shyt to hard on hbcus. I hear you about segregationist stuff but come on as somebody that went to and graduated from PWI lets not have a problem with segregation like those schools have the greatest diversity. We can do good going to a hbcu or a PWI its what you do with the education IMO. The only thing that might be better overall is from the networking side. Lastly I know we all use stats but I try not to use them solo because I'm pretty sure we can agree they got stats for everything and we aren't so quick to use those as the end all be all. That's why I try to use stats combined with any experience myself and or others have on a certain topic to get a more balanced view on something.

 

[Perfectson]

Its not that I don't believe in hbcus I just don't like how they are ran most times. I went to Southern for a year but it was janky business going on down there so I had to roll but I still won't shyt to hard on hbcus. I hear you about segregationist stuff but come on as somebody that went to and graduated from PWI lets not have a problem with segregation like those schools have the greatest diversity. We can do good going to a hbcu or a PWI its what you do with the education IMO. The only thing that might be better overall is from the networking side. Lastly I know we all use stats but I try not to use them solo because I'm pretty sure we can agree they got stats for everything and we aren't so quick to use those as the end all be all. That's why I try to use stats combined with any experience myself and or others have on a certain topic to get a more balanced view on something.

I hear you, but I think when you talk about payscales (as states) compared to the schools it is meaningful. Whether it's school reputation, networking, or the actual education - HBCU's are on average towards the lower end of the pay spectrum. The rest of what you stated is true, it's all what you do with it at the end of the day. I will say this, there's some jobs that won't even entertain you unless you're Ivy school or went to such and such top ranked school. I've seen jobs turn down white people just because the school wasn't there.

The main reason I use the payscales and those stats similiar, is because you always run into one of these guys who say college in general is bad and that Bill Gates never graduated college or this and that person only had a HS diploma. The fact is on average those people are anomalies - so there has to be a benchmark for this type of stuff. The "my friend went to college party university and is making $100,000" should be used to support that in general "college party university" is the best place to be.

 

[philmonroe]

I hear you, but I think when you talk about payscales (as states) compared to the schools it is meaningful. Whether it's school reputation, networking, or the actual education - HBCU's are on average towards the lower end of the pay spectrum. The rest of what you stated is true, it's all what you do with it at the end of the day. I will say this, there's some jobs that won't even entertain you unless you're Ivy school or went to such and such top ranked school. I've seen jobs turn down white people just because the school wasn't there.

I won't argue with any if that my only point was that you can make and make it good from either place. Its mainly a matter of doing the work and yes you may have a harder time coming straight from a hbcu but you can get there none the less and if that's the case the only real difference is time. If you get the right type of degree whether from hbcu or PWI you'll be alright you might not get the most upper echelon jobs from going to a hbcu/regular PWI but outside of that you'll be fine.