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The fruits of Democratic corruption are on full display in the city of Chicago. After decades of corrupt liberal politicians, the Windy City has become a literal war zone with casualties in the hundreds only six weeks into the new year.

Are English language standards and grammar racist? At least one college professor from the University of Washington has made the case that conforming to standards in the use of English is inherently racist. Break out the duct tape.

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Topics Covered During This Episode:

• #SlaveStateNews: Reaping Bloody Harvest – Chicago War Zone: 2-Year-Old Killed in ‘Targeted’ Triple Shooting
• The Soft Racism of Lowered Expectations – University of Washington Declares Proper Grammar Is Racist
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From www.breitbart.com:

The violence in Chicago continued to rage unabated Tuesday as a triple shooting took the lives of a 2-year-old and a 25-year-old who was a “documented gang member.”

A third person — the 2-year-old’s pregnant aunt — was also shot but is expected to survive.

NBC 5 reports that the shooting occurred in broad daylight — around 1:30 pm — as all three victims were sitting in a car parked in an alley in “the 2300 block of South Kenneth Avenue in the Lawndale neighborhood.”

Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson said, “This has got to stop somewhere. Our children should not have to keep paying the price for our inability to hold repeat gun offenders accountable for their actions.”

An 11-year-old girl and a 12-year-old girl were both shot in the head over the weekend in Chicago. ABC 7 reported the 11-year-old, Takiya Holmes, was shot on Saturday and died Tuesday. The 12-year old, Kanari Gentry-Bowers, was also shot Saturday and is currently in critical condition at Stroger Hospital.

Breitbart News reported that over 400 individuals were shot in Chicago between January 1, 2017, and February 14. The Chicago Tribune reported that the exact number shot was 410 by the evening of the 14th, and there have been more than 70 murders.

Superintendent Johnson said, “The issue is… creating a culture of accountability for people who fire weapons and we’re just not doing that.”

From www.breitbart.com:

The Writing Center at the University of Washington is telling students that expecting Americans to use proper grammar perpetuates racism.

A press release put out by the University of Washington’s Writing Center argues that “there is no inherent ‘standard’ of English,” and that pressure to conform to proper American grammar standards perpetuate systems of racism.

“Linguistic and writing research has shown clearly for many decades that there is no inherent ‘standard’ of English,” claims the writing center’s statement. “Language is constantly changing. These two facts make it very difficult to justify placing people in hierarchies or restricting opportunities and privileges because of the way people communicate in particular versions of English.”

The university’s Writing Center Director, Dr. Asoa Inoue, suggests that racism has produced certain unfair standards in education.

“It is a founding assumption that, if believed, one must act differently than we, the institution and its agents, have up to this point,” Inoue claimed. While overt racism is usually easily identified, more elusive are microaggressions, forms of degradation which manifest on a subconscious and casual level. As the statement reads “Racism is pervasive. It is in the systems, structures, rules, languages, expectations, and guidelines that make up our classes, school, and society.”

The university’s Vice Chancellor, Jill Purdy, claimed that the Writing Center’s new statement is a great example of how academia can fight back against racism. “Language is the bridge between ideas and action,” she claimed. “So how we use words has a lot of influence on what we think and do.”