Olivia Aubrey takes part in a protest at the Portland Police Bureau's North Precinct in Portland, Ore., on May 19, 2017, on what would have been Malcolm X's 92nd birthday, to speak out against police brutality and racism in favor of freedom and equality. (Photo by Alex Milan Tracy) (Sipa via AP Images)
It often seems that campus activists are less about actually creating positive "change" and more about personal vanity.
The latest entry comes from the upper-crust Sarah Lawrence College, where The College Fix reports that some activists feel they deserve to be compensated for their activism.
The latest entry comes from the upper-crust Sarah Lawrence College, where The College Fix reports that some activists feel they deserve to be compensated for their activism.
And not by the organizations they're working with, but by the very peers they tend to annoy with their antics:
Students at Sarah Lawrence College, a posh, private liberal arts college in New York consistently ranked one of the most expensive colleges in the nation, recently called on peers and others to pay female campus activists for their “emotional labor.”..."
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