Dennis PragerFounder, PragerU · Founder of PragerU | NYT best-selling author

🚨BREAKING NEWS: encouraging people to get married before having children is ~white supremacy~

22 Sept 2023 · 1 min

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In this YouTube excerpt, two speakers discuss a recent controversy in which a University of Pennsylvania law professor, co‑authoring an op‑ed with a UC San Diego colleague, argued that the conventional middle‑class advice to graduate high school, secure a job, and marry before having children is being framed as "white supremacy." The claim sparked outrage, leading a coalition of about 250 law professors to demand the professor's removal from teaching. Speaker A reflects on how ideas once mainstream become reviled, while Speaker B expresses disbelief and critiques the labeling of traditional family advice as supremacist. The exchange highlights the rapid shift in cultural discourse and the academic backlash surrounding the issue.

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Isn't it amazing to think that the opinions that are so reviled today were totally mainstream and uncontroversial a few decades ago?
Best to get married and raise children is now considered white supremacy, and I have proof. The woman— I forgot her name— she was a— she's a professor of law at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, an Ivy League law school, wrote a piece in the Philadelphia Inquirer with another law professor from, I think, UC San Diego, saying, you know, they're pretty basic what you need to succeed American good middle-class bourgeois values, namely graduate high school, get married, get married before you have children, and get a job, or get a job in the America, whatever the order. 250 law professors wanted her dismissed from teaching her class at the University of Pennsylvania. I'm only verifying your point. It's unbelievable. What is, what is wrong about get married before you have children? That is now