Tennessee Students Fight Back After Being Asked To Take Down Christmas Decorations
By Dreamer
According to the University of Tennessee’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion, college is a place to learn extreme political correctness and be systematically stripped of your values and culture.
ABC News reported that UTODI has been cracking down on Christmas. Their new guidelines advise people to keep all parties strictly secular, with no decorations, Santa or Jesus to “ensure your holiday party is not a Christmas party in disguise.”
The guidelines include non-denominational holiday cards, strictly secular games (no dreidel) and non-religious refreshment.
But the boys at Beta Upsilon Chi weren’t having it, according to WKRN News. The 6-foot-tall banner depicting a Christmas tree topped by a star and draped over the side of their fraternity house read, “Come and Take It.” As in, “I dare you.”
The students were defending the banner to prove they mean business in protecting Christmas.
Some very prominent folks are putting the hammer down on this policy. Apparently, they know the meaning of the term “slippery slope.”
Tennessee Republican Rep. John Duncan told Fox News, “The people I represent are disgusted by this. People from all over the country are sick and tired of all this political correctness.”
The same article quoted Tennessee Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey. He said students don’t attend college “to have their values and traditions sidelined and undermined.”
The point is that diversity is about inclusion, not exclusion. Christmas, by definition, includes Christ.
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