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Slack.com slash DHQ. This is the stupidest thing that I've ever heard. There's a professor

at Vanderbilt University. He teaches mathematics. He's an assistant professor, actually. His

name is Lewis Lava, L-E-Y-V-A. Lewis or Luis, probably L-U-I-S. Luis Lava, who is a professor

of math at Vanderbilt University, who gave a lecture. This is the title of a lecture. You

are ready for this. Undergraduate mathematics education, as a white cis-heteropatriarchal

space, an opportunity for structural disruption to advance queer of color justice. This is

like the word salad that you would get if you gave directions to that AI thing, that

chat GPT thing, and told them to make a word salad of woke intersectionality nonsense.

Undergraduate mathematics education, as a white cis-heteropatriarchal space, how long

that word is? Cis-heteropatriarchal space, an opportunity for structural disruption to

advance queer of color justice. This is what the guy looks like if you're wondering. This

is the professor. This is how he announced. This is how, by the way, he gave this speech,

this lecture, at the largest mathematics conference in the United States. This is now, so what

that means is this nonsense is being disseminated into not just math, but into the entire STEM

field. Painting math as being racist, as being sexist, as being homophobic, and as being

cis-heteropatriarchal. What does this even mean? I don't mean that question rhetorically.

When I say what does this even mean, I'm not asking like, oh my goodness, where you look

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