Last night, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner spoke at a town hall meeting at a church in Kingsessing, one of several appearances he’s scheduled to make this week. The topic, in part, is the Trump administration’s repeated threats to send National Guard troops to major American cities. Trump has not yet inserted Philadelphia into this conversation, but Krasner and others think it’s only a matter of time.

“Fascists are going to be fascists. What can I say? The effort to impeach me, not the most important topic but it was simply an early sign that there is an ongoing effort to erase the votes of Philadelphia. We know who’s votes they are,” Krasner said Tuesday, referring to the ‘Pennsylvania Legislature and its MAGA members’, “The fundamental premise of the United States is supposed that all people are created equal. It’s a deep belief in equality, these people don’t believe in equality at all. They don’t believe in equality of folks. They don’t in gender equality. They’re absolutely just as hateful towards women as they are on the issue of race. These are people who agree with Adolf Hitler.”

It was at this moment, Frank Scales of South Philly spoke up.

“Lie!” Scales shouted. “People like you are responsible for the death of Charlie Kirk. Stop calling them fascists.”

Scales went on to argue that “lawless Larry, crumb bum Krasner” was only speaking about the National Guard situation in order to “distract the people of this city from his failures.” In none of the footage and reporting I’ve come across did he publicly identify himself as a member of MAGA, or quarrel with Krasner’s assertion that the MAGA movement does not believe in race and gender equality.

Krasner, meanwhile, stuck to his guns on the “fascism” descriptor following the town hall, citing his family’s personal experience fighting Nazis in World War II.

https://www.phillymag.com/news/2025/09/17/larry-krasner-town-hall-maga-fascist/

Business students at Cornell University who are not members of “marginalized or underrepresented groups” have been told to skip diversity-focused recruiting events, with a warning that attending could harm their career prospects and the school’s ties to recruiters, according to documents obtained by National Review.

The directive was circulated in an email on Friday by the student council of Cornell’s Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School of Management, the outlet reported.

The council introduced the initiative as “Allyship in Action,” which it defined as “the active and continuous practice of using one’s privilege to support, advocate for, and stand with marginalized or underrepresented groups,” per the email cited by National Review.

The message continued, “Students who do not identify with the specific marginalized or underrepresented group that a diversity conference is designed for… should respect that space and should not attend,” the outlet reported.

It also warned, “Furthermore, we want to stress the negative impact your presence may have on your own recruiting outcomes, as well as Cornell’s relationship with these organizations,” according to the documents reviewed by National Review.

Cornell regularly promotes such events as key professional development opportunities.

Next week’s Reaching Out MBA conference in New Orleans is billed as the world’s largest gathering of LGBTQ business students and alumni.

Other recent offerings include the National Black MBA Conference, the AfroTech conference, the Women in Investing conference, and the Prospanica National Conference for Hispanic students.

A Cornell spokeswoman confirmed to National Review that the documents reflected “student-to-student conversations.”

She said the conferences are officially open to all students but did not address the student council’s warnings.

One MBA student, who requested anonymity, criticized the guidance, telling National Review, “In this tough economy, where MBA job prospects are scarce for many of us, it is abhorrent to see access to intimate networking opportunities restricted based on identity rather than merit. True equality should not equate to carving out exclusive zones that sideline most MBA students and potentially skirt equal opportunity laws.”

The debate shows tension between Cornell’s stated values and the council’s guidance.

The SC Johnson College of Business pledges on its website to “create a welcoming environment for all,” citing core values of “inclusion, engagement, impact, and community.”

https://nypost.com/2025/09/18/us-news/cornell-mba-council-warns-non-marginalized-students-to-avoid-minority-recruiting-events-report/

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democrats, cabal/deep state media minions, hollywood celebrities narrative is we decide who is a hate filled racist nazi, then having made the decision, we assassinate them and then justify the assassination claiming they deserved to die because they were a hate filled racist nazi

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