Texas State student paper apologizes for anti-white op-ed, 'Your DNA is an abomination'

The Texas State University student newspaper apologizes for announcing a controversial column called "Your DNA is disgusting".

"As for ontology, white death disease means liberation of everyone," student Rudy Martinez wrote on the column of the "University Star" printing edition on Tuesday. "To your kind liberal, indifferent nihilist, and rightist extremist: accepting this death is the first step beyond defining you as oppressor.

"Remember this before: I hate you because you should not exist," Martinez wrote. "You are all the main equipments of this planet and the emptiness of all other cultures when you met you."

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Column has been widely criticized for racial discrimination against Caucasians. Student group president Connor Clegg stated that this article is "unacceptable" on Facebook posting Tuesday and said he is planning to meet Denise Trauth University president to discuss this issue,

"University Star" editor Dennis Cervantes apologize for publishing this article on Tuesday night.

"Columns are widely criticized by readers and many think that the idea of ​​the author is racist." "The opinion page of University Star is a forum for students to express ideas and discuss them. All comments made by student columnists or guest writers, but as an editor, I am responsible for the content of our website.

"The first purpose of this column was to comment on the concept of racial and ethnic identity," Cervantes wrote. "We recognize that the information in this column may be more clear and harmful in our campus community and apologize for being able to proceed with productive dialogue to bring together communities."

At the same time Mr. Martinez supported his comments and told College Fix by email on Wednesday "I achieved my goal: to start a conversation and to leave the racist".

Martinez said, "Is this work racist? No, the attitude of racist is coming from the position of power." "The only group that has real power in this country, People who call "white people".

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In November, the independent Texas newspaper The University Star announced an editorial written by an opinion columnist Rudy Martinez. The editorial that "I do not like your DNA" argues that race is a social structure used to suppress minorities and that "white" should be destroyed. I hate you because you must not exist. There is a foreseeable frenzy on campus. TXST Student Council president threatened to attack newspaper funds unless its editor, editor and Rudy Martinez resigned. Other students started pleading to take money from University Star. Judy Oskam, TXST journalism and dean of the media school, announced that she is organizing a committee to consider the editing process of the newspaper.

Argus' editor announced a sneaky apology statement on the cover of the newspaper. They said, "If you publish a column of Stasavage there is no objection," he stated that the community was "failed" and "distorted the facts." They promised to use paper as a safe space for students in the color community. Inadequate: Students distributed petition to save the newspaper. Stascavage has received a Wesleyan veteran scholarship and he knows that school's reputation before his arrival is very high. (This is an inspiration for the film "PCU" or "politically correct university" in 1994.) But he said that reputation did not disappoint him. Indeed, he looked for a community that might deliberately challenge his view.

For the second consecutive day, the anti-ROTC column was displayed on the "Everyday" website. This time, the law school student made a clearer opinion on the moderate faction of Stanford (unlike yesterday, "Extreme homosexuality" agenda - my words rather than my own words) ROTC existed on campus Even though it can not participate any more. In addition, participation promotion factors should not decide to participate: "I should determine whether convenience is a determinant factor for students to decide to devote their lives to the military for 9 to 12 years I do not know. "