A recent graduate of George Washington University lifts the lid off the radical agenda of the Hispanic fraternity/sorority, La Unidad Latina, Lambda Upsilon Lambda (LUL). Read her honest account and see if it doesn’t make your blood boil. Like other ethnic and race-based fraternities and sororities, LUL is leftist and anti-American. They push immigration policies involving amnesty and in-state tuition for undocumented students, and resist any effort to control illegal immigration such as employer verification. In some colleges they may have access to college funding. And of course in the display of ignorance and loss of reason now customary among ethnic radicals, they brand any opposition as racist.
Author Brittney Morrett, who’s half-Hispanic herself, believes with conservatives that we should be one country, “regardless of race, and we should stand up for America first.” By contrast, “groups like LUL are dedicated to deliberately promoting racial separatism and anti-Americanism.”
She continues, keeping the blood on boil: “Among the Latino/a community and youth in general, America is a joke. To such well ordered organizations [as LUL], assimilation is cultural betrayal. Instead, they teach our youth to rebel against the United States while simultaneously demanding funding and entitlements. Of course, they couple this with sneering anti-white rhetoric if white Americans don’t immediately kowtow to wildly unrealistic demands.”
Isn’t diversity grand?
For more: see Ashley Thorne’s interview with Brittney Morrett at the National Association of Scholars website.