I remember when I went to the Holocaust Museum with my 79-year-old dad (who was dying of cancer) and about a half-dozen other family members back in 1998. After spending several hours at the museum and seeing a few other D.C. sites, we beat some Capitol Police with tire irons and sprayed them with mace because, hey, that's what peaceful tourists do. It was especially fun when my dad smacked a cop in the head with his walker. Truly a heroic patriot.

I'm sure similar bills will soon be passed, where African American groups can define racism (All lives matter would be illegal), and CAIR will be allowed to define what constitutes discrimination against Arabs/muslims, and each group (i.e. Native Americans) will also be allowed to write their own definitions, which will be enacted into law for the Department of Education to follow.

The Bill has parts that are definitely vague and problematic with regard to free speech.  That said, Title 6 of the Civil Rights Bill in the 60s is also unconstitutional. College and Universities have a code of conduct and the ability to enforce them.  The fact that they selectively do so is what's at issue.  Essentially, this  particular  Bill is bad and exacerbates the situation and future problems. 

That alleged gap you just mentioned pales in comparison to the gap your intelligence falls below moron level Hardon. Alumni of Grammer school

Did he learn weights and measures at “grammer” school?

This gets 5 🫏 out of 5.  A real masterpiece

ALL lives matter, even the white law enforcement***

***Capitol Police excluded. They deserved the beating they took for hours, at the behest of the then-president, for getting in the way of patriots' attempts to hang the then-vice president.