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The Whole World Was Watching. At Evergreen State College, the revolution will be televised. And it already has been, thanks to the smartphone. Since May 2. 3, the 4,0. Olympia, Washington, has been embroiled in what the media euphemistically call "student protests" over perceived racial grievances.

At Evergreen State that has actually meant: invading a professor's class to taunt him with charges of racism; occupying the library and the college president's office while the campus police, ordered to stand down, barricade themselves in their headquarters; delivering F- bombs, derision, and assorted demands—firing the police chief, confiscating the guns of the rest of the police, setting up mandatory race- oriented "cultural competency" training for the faculty, excusing the protesters from their end- of- term assignments, and providing free gumbo for a radical potluck—to the cornered president, George Bridges; and creating such a threatening atmosphere for the professor in question, evolutionary biologist Bret Weinstein (another target of the firing demands), that he had to hold his class on May 2. Olympia. If a photo posted on Instagram is to be taken at face value, it has also meant wielding baseball bats and posing ominously on the balconies of student apartments. The videos, made on the phones of Evergreen State students, were ubiquitous as the activities of the 2. Evergreen State suspended operations from the afternoon of June 1 to the afternoon of June 5, even though it had been scheduled to hold the last of its spring- term classes on those days, after someone made a 9. Magnum). The first of the videos featured the May 2. Weinstein's classroom at 9: 3. Weinstein's racism.

He had objected to a college- sponsored Day of Absence on April 1. This video was excised from You. Tube for violating the site's "harassment and bullying" policy after protesters complained it had been selectively edited to make them look like harassers and bullies. Fortunately for the curious, the much- copied video is available in whole elsewhere on the Internet (the website Heterodox Academy claims to offer a 1. You. Tube of a 6- minute interview that Weinstein gave to Fox News's Tucker Carlson on May 2.

The 1. 2- minute video shows the husky, bearded Weinstein, clad in an outdoorsy- biology- prof black T- shirt, trying patiently to engage the students who have shut down his classroom in a "dialectic," as he called it. Watch The Returned Full Movie. Weinstein later described himself to Carlson as a "deeply progressive person" who had supported socialist- leaning Bernie Sanders in the 2.

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But the Evergreen students captured in the May 2. Weinstein's attempts to lift the conversation to a high- minded, fancy- word "dialectic" plane: "This is not a discussion—you lost that one! You said racist s—! Now apologize!"Weinstein responded: "I did not!""Stop telling people of color they're f— useless! You're useless!""Yeah, resign!" screamed another student."Resign!" screamed yet another."I'm not resigning.""Hey hey! Ho ho! Bret Weinstein has got to go!"The video followed the students yelling the chant in unison as they tried to block the campus police (probably called in by one of Weinstein's biology students) shielding Weinstein as he exited the building.

The funniest—and also the saddest—of the videos might be called the Homework Video, or perhaps the Gumbo Video. Viewed more than 8. You. Tube, it recorded the events of a May 2. Bridges in his office, which the protesters had invaded and taken over, blocking the exits while some of them checked their phones and helped themselves to what appeared to be university- supplied pizza as they sat at the college president's conference table. The 6. 6- year- old Bridges, balding, pudgy, bespectacled, and given to sporting bow ties on dressy occasions, had the misfortune of visually calling to mind Bobby Trippe, the adipose city slicker raped by hillbillies in John Boorman's 1. Deliverance. Subconsciously—or perhaps archetypally, since none was alive when Deliverance was ringing up the cash registers during the early 1.

Evergreen protesters similarly seemed to smell blood with the eager- to- please and ultimately hapless Bridges. He had already had an encounter with them the day before, when they stormed his office at 4: 3. Weinstein's biology class. Their greeting, also captured in a video, had been: "F— you, George, we don't want to hear a God- damned thing you have to say." One protester had demanded that Bridges "disavow white supremacy." Bridges had meekly agreed: "I will disavow white supremacy."Bridges assumed the presidency of Evergreen State only in the fall of 2. Whitman College, a small, well- regarded liberal- arts institution serving 1,5. Walla Walla, Washington.

A sociologist by training, he specialized academically in studying racial disparities in the sentencing of criminal defendants, thus burnishing his liberal credentials. Those credentials received another touch of polish with his marriage to former congressional aide Kari Tupper, who had helped end the long- running political career of Sen. Brock Adams, maintaining that the Washington Democrat had sexually assaulted her in 1. Adams, who died in 2. Tupper for several years taught women's studies at the University of Washington in Seattle, where her husband had been a professor and dean. In August 2. 01. 6 Bridges wrote an op- ed for the Seattle Times responding to a tough- love letter by University of Chicago dean of students John Ellison that had warned incoming freshman that "trigger warnings" and "safe spaces" for the easily psychically bruised wouldn't be forthcoming at Chicago. Bridges countered that the University of Chicago was simply "tone deaf to the academic and developmental needs of many students."The Evergreen State protesters at the May 2.

Bridges stood abjectly before them holding a multipage list of their written demands, clearly regarded such solicitude for their sensibilities as so much contemptible weakness. The meeting opened with this exchange between a female protester and Bridges: "All of us are students and have homework and projects and things due. Have you sent an email out to your faculty letting them know? What's been done about that?""It's the first thing I'll do. I have not done it yet, I will do it right now.""So they need to be told that these assignments won't be done on time, and we don't need to be penalized for that."Jeers and general derision followed, as Bridges tried to shush them with his free hand and make himself heard."Y'all can't keep doing these pointing fingers," a female student reprimanded him, after he had apologized and meekly placed the offending hand in his pants pocket. A few minutes later Bridges pleaded over the din to let him please adjourn the meeting so he could read the list of demands: "You have to give me some privacy, folks. I have claustrophobia."That psychological condition might have resonated with the high achievers at Whitman.

It went over at Evergreen State like an IED in Mosul. A T- shirted student stood up holding a plastic- cup drink and waved her hand sarcastically: "People of color have to work in threatening environments every day! Welcome! Welcome! Get to work!"The meeting ended with the Gumbo Potluck Demand. A male student standing behind Bridges informed him that if he didn't respond to the occupying students' list by 5 p.

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Brexit row unrest threatens to overshadow cash boost for Northern Powerhouse. The Conservatives are attempting to move their conference agenda on to the economy despite Boris Johnson continuing to challenge Theresa May's authority on Brexit. Chancellor Philip Hammond will be centre stage on day two of the party's conference in Manchester, announcing a £4. Northern Powerhouse. But the move, already dismissed as a "drop in the ocean" by Labour, risks being overshadowed by the Foreign Secretary's relentless onslaught against the Prime Minister on Brexit. Mrs May is coming under increasing pressure from Cabinet colleagues and backbench Conservative MPs to rein in or even sack Mr Johnson for what his critics claim amounts to treachery.

Video: May laughs off 'unsackable' Boris question. Yet a defiant Mr Johnson used a fringe meeting on Cyprus to step up the pressure on the PM, declaring: "Never mind Brexit, we are going to have a fantastic relationship, partly because of Brexit, of course."Another darling of the Tory grassroots, Jacob Rees- Mogg, was also accused of disloyalty after he was asked at a fringe meeting if Mrs May should lead the party into the next election and replied: "Erm, I think time will tell.": : May laughs off question over 'unsackable' Boris. Mr Hammond's Northern Powerhouse cash boost includes £3. Video: Johnson ramps up pressure on PM over Brexit"Poor infrastructure can be a barrier to progress," the Chancellor will say in his conference speech."That's why, as the party of progress, we are investing record amounts to strengthen transport links."Today I am announcing a further £3. North."This investment will go towards ensuring HS2 infrastructure can link up with future Northern Powerhouse and Midlands rail projects - helping the towns and cities of the North reach their full potential."Shadow chancellor John Mc.

Donnell hit back at the plans, saying more investment is needed for "our creaking railways, roads and infrastructure". He said: "It is almost an insult when you remember the tens of billions the Tories still plan to hand out to the super- rich and big business in tax giveaways over this Parliament."After a year in the job, Philip Hammond just wants to continue with the seven years of Tory economic failure that has seen the level of investment in our country fall behind many of our international competitors."He is particularly holding back the North, investing just one- fifth on transport per head as is spent in London.": : The Chancellor will be speaking to Sky News live from the Conservative conference at around 7.