Anti-White Professor Finally Gets Fired–But Not For Hating White People

A professor of affirmative action at Florida State University was terminated for making up statistics. His study on systemic racism was often used to make people hate white people.

Eric Stewart was fired from his job as a criminology instructor at Florida State University this past month because of “extreme negligence” regarding his studies. Google Scholar says that his work has been sited in other studies an amazing 8,500 times. The National Institute of Justice also employed Stewart as a WEB DuBois fellow prior to his downfall.

In a letter marked July 13, FSU Provost James J. Clark slammed Stewart for the damage his sloppy and careless work had done to the university and the field as a whole.

Clark said, “The details of bad data management, false results, as well as the many retractions of publications have hurt the field on a national level.”

“The harm to the University’s reputation, specifically to the College of Criminology and Criminal Justice and the instructors there, is almost catastrophic and might not be repaired.” Clark continued. “I fail to understand how you can instill ethical research ethics in our students or how the outcomes of your future research endeavors could be considered reliable.”

So far, six of Stewart’s papers that were published in top academic journals have been taken down because they had the wrong information. Shamefully, Stewart used millions of dollars from taxpayers to pay for his study through the National Science Foundation, the National Institute of Justice, in addition to Florida’s Dept. of Juvenile Justice. In global, diverse America, it certainly pays if you’re a low-IQ race hustler, eh?

As “The Great Replacement” takes shape, Big League Politics has written about how black professors are often allowed to spread hate against white people:

“Nikole Hannah-Jones, who is in charge of the 1619 Project at the New York Times, has a long history of saying very racist things about white people.”

Her letter to the editor in The Observer, the student newspaper of Notre Dame, from 1995 stated that “the white race is the largest murderer, rapist, pillager, in addition to the thief of the modern world.”

Through her diatribe “Modern Savagery,” Hannah-Jones made her racial disdain for America and its rich past evident. She said that the European settlers and travelers did “acts of devils” when they brought civilization to the land.

She said, without any proof, that Africans came to the United States before white people did and made peace with the Native Americans. She also said that the mounds in Mexico were built to show that the native people and the Africans got along well.

Hannah-Jones also blamed white people for all of the social issues in her community and made up a lot of crazy conspiracy theories.

“Black people are pushed into the filth of segregated urban ghettos, given drugs and firearms by their savage descendants, who persist in being bloodsuckers in our community,” the author said.

Stewart may have been found out and fired, but there are thousands and thousands of people in education just like him who want to destroy society because of their pathetic complaints and sad victim complexes. Genocide is getting ready to happen.

Author: Steven Sinclaire