The same Boston University professor who recently
has sparked outrage by labeling white male college students 'a problem
population,' in February lashed out at a white rape victim during a heated
Facebook exchange. Saida Grundy, incoming black sociology professor at BU, was
forced to issue an apology last week for her racially charged tweets condemning
Caucasian men, which University President Robert Brown called 'hurtful' in his
open letter penned to the campus last Tuesday. Today it emerged that months
before the controversy over Grundy's negative tweets slamming 'white
masculinity,' the veteran educator reportedly ridiculed Meghan Chamberlin, a
Caucasian woman who has publicly identified herself as a survivor of sexual
assault. May 19 http://dailym.ai/1Ahs1br
We are still
in the wake of the powerful Mars-Saturn opposition of May 15. A chart drawn for
the opposition at Boston has Mars-Saturn aligned with the meridian completing a
T-square with Neptune at the apex. With Mars in Gemini and Saturn in Sagittarius
it should come as no surprise to hear of a heated exchange (Mars) on social media (Gemini) involving a
university professor (Sagittarius). Neptune is a planet associated with the
victim while Mars making a hard aspect to Pluto is a symbol of sexual violence
or rape [1].
To complete
the jigsaw puzzle we note that for the stars that form the backdrop to Neptune
[9pi] Diana Rosenberg lists “expressions of race and religious prejudice” [2].
[2]
Secrets of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg (v.2, p.706-09)
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