
From the Daily Mail.
In a lengthy statement on Monday, sociology professor Elizabeth Hoover confirmed she is not actually a member of the Mohawk and Mi’kmaq tribes as she had been told growing up in upstate New York, affirming: ‘I am a white person.’
She said she never knowingly falsified her identity or tried to deceive anyone, writing on her personal website: ‘I’m a human. I didn’t set out to hurt or exploit.’
But now she is facing calls from more than 300 students and professors to resign from her position at the school.
They are accusing Hoover of being a ‘pretendian,’ or a white person who falsely claims to have Indigenous ancestry in order to profit
Since the modern leftist can sniff out racism in just about anything, let’s get in on the fun: why is it so many progressive women (and it’s almost always women) feel it incumbent to claim Indian heritage? Is it so they can claim to be victims of racist oppression and reap the bounty thereto? Isn’t being just a woman sufficient? Or does one’s whiteness cancel out whatever putative oppression you suffer.
And why is it so many of these phony-baloney indigenous persons chose that particular ethnic group over, say, African-American, which can easily be accomplished by smearing a bit of blackface (not too much, though; aim for a a slight mulatto shade) on guilty-looking countenances? Their fellow progs will believe them despite their otherwise ridiculously caucasian features.
A final question: isn’t it racist to claim an ethnicity different from your own?









