PROG loving John Hopkins University Founder owned slaves - Uh oh!

[WTH_Progs?]

Well there goes that name, doesn't matter PROGS were rewired benefit another PROG school. Another name and piece of history to be swept under the rug to protect our identities within safe spaces.

Strange how the school's make-up is just 3% conservative, life must be wonderful for them, free speech and that.

Makes one wonder how strong the tradition is to attend that school, perhaps many of the students are decedents of slave owners? You know, so they can attend the same school as their parents?

At Johns Hopkins, Revelations About Its Founder and Slavery

It's a tale that has long been repeated at the university and medical center in Baltimore that bear his name: In 1807, 12-year-old Johns Hopkins was summoned home from boarding school to work the fields of the family's sprawling tobacco farm in Maryland after his father, following the directives...

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[konradv]

Well there goes that name, doesn't matter PROGS were rewired benefit another PROG school. Another name and piece of history to be swept under the rug to protect our identities within safe spaces.

Strange how the school's make-up is just 3% conservative, life must be wonderful for them, free speech and that.

Makes one wonder how strong the tradition is to attend that school, perhaps many of the students are decedents of slave owners? You know, so they can attend the same school as their parents?

At Johns Hopkins, Revelations About Its Founder and Slavery

It's a tale that has long been repeated at the university and medical center in Baltimore that bear his name: In 1807, 12-year-old Johns Hopkins was summoned home from boarding school to work the fields of the family's sprawling tobacco farm in Maryland after his father, following the directives...

www.yahoo.com

You're one sad case. Let's hope HE can allow light into your heart.

Old Entrance to Johns Hopkins Hospital

 

[WTH_Progs?]

Well there goes that name, doesn't matter PROGS were rewired benefit another PROG school. Another name and piece of history to be swept under the rug to protect our identities within safe spaces.

Strange how the school's make-up is just 3% conservative, life must be wonderful for them, free speech and that.

Makes one wonder how strong the tradition is to attend that school, perhaps many of the students are decedents of slave owners? You know, so they can attend the same school as their parents?

At Johns Hopkins, Revelations About Its Founder and Slavery

It's a tale that has long been repeated at the university and medical center in Baltimore that bear his name: In 1807, 12-year-old Johns Hopkins was summoned home from boarding school to work the fields of the family's sprawling tobacco farm in Maryland after his father, following the directives...

www.yahoo.com

You're one sad case. Let's hope HE can allow light into your heart.

Old Entrance to Johns Hopkins Hospital

No man, following PROG logic is all, followed by stating what likely has merit, especially to PROGS.

Personally I don't give a shit someone is descendent of slave owners, which would primarily be Democrats. It's their tune, not mine.

 

[BertramN]

Well there goes that name, doesn't matter PROGS were rewired benefit another PROG school. Another name and piece of history to be swept under the rug to protect our identities within safe spaces.

Strange how the school's make-up is just 3% conservative, life must be wonderful for them, free speech and that.

Makes one wonder how strong the tradition is to attend that school, perhaps many of the students are decedents of slave owners? You know, so they can attend the same school as their parents?

At Johns Hopkins, Revelations About Its Founder and Slavery

It's a tale that has long been repeated at the university and medical center in Baltimore that bear his name: In 1807, 12-year-old Johns Hopkins was summoned home from boarding school to work the fields of the family's sprawling tobacco farm in Maryland after his father, following the directives...

www.yahoo.com

With the right-wingers' intense hatred for education and the educated, it's easy to see why it's difficult for any house of higher learning to have a percentage of conservatives of even 5%. Whether the long-ago founder was a slave owner, or not.

The only universities with nearly a 100% conservative student body do not educate, they are religious schools that only proselytize.

.

 

[WTH_Progs?]

Well there goes that name, doesn't matter PROGS were rewired benefit another PROG school. Another name and piece of history to be swept under the rug to protect our identities within safe spaces.

Strange how the school's make-up is just 3% conservative, life must be wonderful for them, free speech and that.

Makes one wonder how strong the tradition is to attend that school, perhaps many of the students are decedents of slave owners? You know, so they can attend the same school as their parents?

At Johns Hopkins, Revelations About Its Founder and Slavery

It's a tale that has long been repeated at the university and medical center in Baltimore that bear his name: In 1807, 12-year-old Johns Hopkins was summoned home from boarding school to work the fields of the family's sprawling tobacco farm in Maryland after his father, following the directives...

www.yahoo.com

With the right-wingers' intense hatred for education and the educated, it's easy to see why it's difficult for any house of higher learning to have a percentage of conservatives of even 5%. Whether the long-ago founder was a slave owner, or not.

The only universities with nearly a 100% conservative student body do not educate, they are religious schools that only proselytize.

.

Why lie Bertram?

 

[Moonglow]

Well there goes that name, doesn't matter PROGS were rewired benefit another PROG school. Another name and piece of history to be swept under the rug to protect our identities within safe spaces.

Strange how the school's make-up is just 3% conservative, life must be wonderful for them, free speech and that.

Makes one wonder how strong the tradition is to attend that school, perhaps many of the students are decedents of slave owners? You know, so they can attend the same school as their parents?

At Johns Hopkins, Revelations About Its Founder and Slavery

It's a tale that has long been repeated at the university and medical center in Baltimore that bear his name: In 1807, 12-year-old Johns Hopkins was summoned home from boarding school to work the fields of the family's sprawling tobacco farm in Maryland after his father, following the directives...

www.yahoo.com

He also sold whiskey and was a Quaker but was kicked out for selling whiskey it was called Hopkins Best Whiskey...

 

[WTH_Progs?]

Well there goes that name, doesn't matter PROGS were rewired benefit another PROG school. Another name and piece of history to be swept under the rug to protect our identities within safe spaces.

Strange how the school's make-up is just 3% conservative, life must be wonderful for them, free speech and that.

Makes one wonder how strong the tradition is to attend that school, perhaps many of the students are decedents of slave owners? You know, so they can attend the same school as their parents?

At Johns Hopkins, Revelations About Its Founder and Slavery

It's a tale that has long been repeated at the university and medical center in Baltimore that bear his name: In 1807, 12-year-old Johns Hopkins was summoned home from boarding school to work the fields of the family's sprawling tobacco farm in Maryland after his father, following the directives...

www.yahoo.com

He also sold whiskey and was a Quaker but was kicked out for selling whiskey it was called Hopkins Best Whiskey...

Ah, then he killed Indians too

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

Well there goes that name, doesn't matter PROGS were rewired benefit another PROG school. Another name and piece of history to be swept under the rug to protect our identities within safe spaces.

Strange how the school's make-up is just 3% conservative, life must be wonderful for them, free speech and that.

Makes one wonder how strong the tradition is to attend that school, perhaps many of the students are decedents of slave owners? You know, so they can attend the same school as their parents?

At Johns Hopkins, Revelations About Its Founder and Slavery

It's a tale that has long been repeated at the university and medical center in Baltimore that bear his name: In 1807, 12-year-old Johns Hopkins was summoned home from boarding school to work the fields of the family's sprawling tobacco farm in Maryland after his father, following the directives...

www.yahoo.com

A truly ignorant, ridiculous, and wrong thread premise.

 

[WTH_Progs?]

I wonder if that college owes its black students reparations? Imagine the safe-spaces lost when they discovered the founder owned slaves.

 

[iceberg]

better rename it and tear some of it down.

 

[Billiejeens]

Well there goes that name, doesn't matter PROGS were rewired benefit another PROG school. Another name and piece of history to be swept under the rug to protect our identities within safe spaces.

Strange how the school's make-up is just 3% conservative, life must be wonderful for them, free speech and that.

Makes one wonder how strong the tradition is to attend that school, perhaps many of the students are decedents of slave owners? You know, so they can attend the same school as their parents?

At Johns Hopkins, Revelations About Its Founder and Slavery

It's a tale that has long been repeated at the university and medical center in Baltimore that bear his name: In 1807, 12-year-old Johns Hopkins was summoned home from boarding school to work the fields of the family's sprawling tobacco farm in Maryland after his father, following the directives...

www.yahoo.com

With the right-wingers' intense hatred for education and the educated, it's easy to see why it's difficult for any house of higher learning to have a percentage of conservatives of even 5%. Whether the long-ago founder was a slave owner, or not.

The only universities with nearly a 100% conservative student body do not educate, they are religious schools that only proselytize.

.

Damn you're stupid

 

[WTH_Progs?]

Well there goes that name, doesn't matter PROGS were rewired benefit another PROG school. Another name and piece of history to be swept under the rug to protect our identities within safe spaces.

Strange how the school's make-up is just 3% conservative, life must be wonderful for them, free speech and that.

Makes one wonder how strong the tradition is to attend that school, perhaps many of the students are decedents of slave owners? You know, so they can attend the same school as their parents?

At Johns Hopkins, Revelations About Its Founder and Slavery

It's a tale that has long been repeated at the university and medical center in Baltimore that bear his name: In 1807, 12-year-old Johns Hopkins was summoned home from boarding school to work the fields of the family's sprawling tobacco farm in Maryland after his father, following the directives...

www.yahoo.com

With the right-wingers' intense hatred for education and the educated, it's easy to see why it's difficult for any house of higher learning to have a percentage of conservatives of even 5%. Whether the long-ago founder was a slave owner, or not.

The only universities with nearly a 100% conservative student body do not educate, they are religious schools that only proselytize.

.

Damn you're stupid

Right, but PROGS are edgedocrinated, so what can you do.