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Dean Meredith Raimondo’s Reading List

Quintilian

Dean Meredith Raimondo

1,806 words

It has been quite a week on the legal front for the Dissident Right. In probably the most important legal defeat to date for the radical Left, an Ohio jury has awarded $44 million in compensatory and punitive damages (and legal fees which could add another thirty percent to the $44 million) to the owners of Gibson’s Bakery in their libel lawsuit against Oberlin College and its Dean of Students, Meredith Raimondo. To make matters even sweeter for the bakery (pun intended), it appears that Oberlin’s insurer has already taken legal steps to ensure that the money will not be paid from the college’s general liability policy.

The Gibsons sued the college and Dean Raimondo for libel, slander, interference with business relationships, interference with contracts, deceptive trade practices, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent hiring, and trespass as a result of Oberlin’s and Dean Raimondo’s orchestration of student protests and spreading of knowingly false and libelous materials accusing the Gibsons of a long history of racism. Why did Oberlin and Dean Raimondo decide to attack the owners of this venerable business institution that is in its fifth generation of ownership by the same family? The Gibsons had the temerity to bring shoplifting charges against black affirmative action students who were caught in the act, and who later pled guilty to the crime. Of course, in the rancid SJW swamp of Oberlin College, the guilt of the affirmative action black is irrelevant; the mere leveling of charges is ipso facto evidence of “racial profiling.” In the past five years, forty Oberlin College students have been caught shoplifting at Gibson’s Bakery; only six were affirmative action blacks. Some profiling.

The case was, for the most part, ignored by the mainstream media. This is not surprising, since it most definitely goes against the official narrative. The case was followed, very closely and very accurately, however, by the Website Legal Insurrection, and I urge everyone to read through the great reporting that Professor Jacobson and his colleagues did throughout the several years that this case traveled through the legal system. This case is a textbook example of the type of lawfare that the Dissident Right must engage in every day, and should have been doing for the past three years.

The focus of this article, however, is not legal strategy. I wish to shed some light on the career and character of Dean Meredith Raimondo, who was the chief instigator and organizer of Oberlin’s libelous attack on the Gibson family. According to her Webpage, Raimondo has been at Oberlin since 2003, and joined the faculty as a professor in the “newly formed Department of Comparative American Studies.” Now, what is Comparative American Studies? In her own words: “CAS focuses on the comparative . . . how diversity affects Americans at home and abroad, and what this means when we look at the role of the United States in a global context.”

Besides the infelicity of the description, Raimondo’s definition is disingenuous. There is nothing comparative in what she is describing. Until 2016, however, there was an academically accredited School of Comparative American Studies at the University of Warwick in England that described its intellectual mission in very different terms:

Most American Studies degrees focus on the USA, or the USA and Canada. However, the History, Literature and Culture of the Americas degree at Warwick looks at the Americas as a whole – the USA and Canada, Latin America, and the Caribbean – offering multi-disciplinary study of this important region of the world.

The University of Warwick’s program of study is what we normally call an “area study” – that is, a degree program that focuses on a particular part of the world in all of its various aspects. The program that Raimondo describes is not an area program, but a course of study that is devoted to the ideology of diversity.

To put it bluntly, Meredith Raimondo is a pseudo-scholar in a pseudo-academic department pursuing a pseudo-discipline. Her “intellectual” endeavors are less academically legitimate than the Departments of Ideology that used to infest Soviet and Warsaw Pact universities. The courses that Raimondo teaches span “the themes of gender and sexuality, race and ethnicity studies, social justice, and HIV/AIDS.”

The complete list of courses in Oberlin’s Department of Comparative American Studies is as follows:

Comparative American Studies Courses

 CAST 050 – Cleveland Immersion Program

 CAST 100 – Introduction to Comparative American Studies

 CAST 200 – Theories and Methods in American Studies

 CAST 201 – Latinas/os in Comparative Perspective

 CAST 202 – Visible Bodies and the Politics of Sexuality

 CAST 206 – Narratives of Queer Activism

 CAST 207 – Introduction to Queer Studies

 CAST 210 – Sanctuary, Solidarity, and Latina/o/x Practices of Accompaniment

 CAST 213 – American Crises: Narrating the Twenty-First Century

 CAST 217 – Introduction to Feminist Science Studies

 CAST 232 – History of Race in American Cities and Suburbs

 CAST 235 – Debating Citizenships

 CAST 256 – Immigration in U.S. History

 CAST 300 – Field Based Research

 CAST 301 – Practicum for Field Based Research

 CAST 302 – American Agricultures

 CAST 312 – Cultures of Surveillance

 CAST 317 – Transgender Cultural Studies

 CAST 318 – Seminar: American Orientalism

 CAST 319 – Sexual “Absences”

 CAST 322 – Interraciality in American Culture

 CAST 333 – Trans*Gender Studies

 CAST 403 – Queer Trauma Narratives

 CAST 500 – Capstone Research Seminar

 CAST 501 – Senior Honors

 CAST 502 – Senior Honors

 CAST 995H – Private Reading – Half

As you can see, there is nothing comparative in this list of courses. It is a litany of courses dealing with sexual deviancies, minority grievances, and identity politics, alongside politically correct balderdash. There don’t seem to be many Europeans or heterosexuals in those “Americans” that Oberlin’s Comparative American Studies Department claims to be comparing. What, then, justifies the department’s title? The reason, I believe, is that a title that actually described what this department is about would be off-putting and too obvious for the public. Comparative American Studies is a title that tries to glom onto the academic respectability of Comparative Literature, which actually has a storied past. Meredith Raimondo, however, is neither Cleanth Brooks nor Jacques Barzun.

In 2014, Raimondo was appointed the head of the Title IX Compliance Office at Oberlin. This office put her in charge of the Kafkaesque disciplinary trials that exist on so many American college campuses in which male and/or white students are automatically presumed to be guilty, and generally are not even afforded the opportunity to defend themselves, while any idea of due process is laughed at. In a YouTube video of a panel on Title IX in which Raimondo participated four years ago at the far-Left American Constitution Society for Law and Policy, Raimondo complained that the presence of lawyers tended to make disciplinary hearings become legal procedures rather than educational experiences. Then, at about 42:30 into the video, Raimondo complains that too much is made of cases that are difficult to adjudicate. She even claims that the term “grey area” is an attempt to demean women “and their experience of violence.” I am sure that Dean Raimondo is very confused about the concepts of borderline cases or grey areas, because in the Department of Comparative American Studies at Oberlin College, there are never any grey areas; the ideology is perfect, complete, and inflexible.

The upshot of all of this is that there can be no doubt that Meredith Raimondo was a semi-educated arrogant SJW time bomb that could have gone off at any time. And when she went off, it cost Oberlin College in the mid-eight figures.

But there is another aspect of Meredith Raimondo that has gone unnoticed. A perusal of her publicly-available Goodreads account (please, everyone, download this before it is eventually memory-holed) reveals that Dean Raimondo’s reading list has some pretty shocking selections. Of course, there are the obligatory SJW tomes, such as José Esteban Muñoz’s Cruising Utopia: The Then and There of Queer Futility (to which Dean Raimondo only gave four stars – I guess it wasn’t queer enough) and Sarah Schulman’s Ties That Bind: Familial Homophobia and Its Consequences (again, only four stars). But those are just to keep up SJW appearances. The books to which she consistently gives five stars are what seem to be every single novel in the Master and Commander series by Patrick O’Brian. Yes, after a hard day of libeling hardworking bakery owners, falsely accusing male Oberlin students of unspecified sex crimes, and covering up for the actual crimes of black affirmative action students (and throwing in the occasional guest lecture descrying colonialism in CAST 318 – Seminar: American Orientalism, or disparaging the patriarchy in CAST 217 – Introduction to Feminist Science Studies), Dean Raimondo goes home, kicks off her Birkenstocks, opens up a new box of wine, jumps into bed, and reads novels set at the height of British imperialism that were written by a dead European male. She might complain about it all day long at the office, but when the Dean goes home, she loves herself some toxic masculinity.

The hypocrisy doesn’t end there. Dean Raimondo gives Alice Walker’s The Color Purple only three stars, which is the same rating she gives to Mark Twain’s Tom Sawyer. The evidence is online and available for everyone in the world to see. Meredith Raimondo – who claims to be a radical feminist and friend of the LGBTQBBQEDPDQPOC community – judges The Color Purple (perhaps the greatest novel ever to be written in the history of the world!) to be no better than a racist screed by Mark Twain (whose characters routinely use the “N” word!).

Say it ain’t so, Meredith!

But seriously, if I were a white male literary scholar and read a paper at the Modern Language Association in which I stated that Alice Walker isn’t a very good novelist, or that Mark Twain is every bit as good as Alice Walker, I would probably lose my job if untenured; and if I were tenured, Dean Raimondo and her colleagues at the Department of Comparative American Studies at Oberlin College would probably be organizing petition drives and student protests to hound me out of my job.

So all I’m asking is that Dean Raimondo be judged by the same criteria by which she judges others. After all, what’s sauce for the cis-goose is sauce for the cis-gander. By her choices of reading material, Dean Raimondo has proven herself to be ideologically impure. She has exhibited anti-feminist tendencies and shown unrepentant signs of heteronormativity. She has belittled the African-American body of Alice Walker and all other writers of color. By her privileging the space inhabited by white patriarchal colonialists like Patrick O’Brian, she has made Oberlin College an unsafe space for women of color, as well as queer, transgendered, bisexual, gay, lesbian, fluid gender, trans-human, and indigenous peoples. I urge all members of the Oberlin community to demand that the Oberlin College administration fire Meredith Raimondo immediately. Furthermore, I urge the administrations of Emory and Brown universities to rescind all of Raimondo’s degrees and academic credentials, and that Raimondo be deplatformed on all social media and denied access to any financial institution.

We cannot allow a Nazi like Meredith Raimondo to continue to spew her hate.

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9 comments

  1. Don says:
    June 17, 2019 at 10:57 am

    Thank God for this legal victory, a rare one at that, which shows what can be done if people are willing to fight. Unfortunately, this kind of thing is very expensive. Even so, there needs to be some focus on strategically filed law suits.

  2. Flavius says:
    June 17, 2019 at 11:59 am

    My impression is that what’s going on in many universities today in the Western world is much worse than what was happening in communist nations. In my country before 1989, the communists were at least honest about what they were doing. Political education was clearly marked as such, school subjects had clear names which did not obstruct what they were about. Even the education law clearly stated that all subjects were approached from the point of view of the communist ideology and that one of the goals of the education system was to teach this ideology to students.

  3. nineofclubs says:
    June 17, 2019 at 3:36 pm

    At least one Australian high school, some decades ago, mandated the just-released novel ‘The Color Purple’ as required reading for Year 11 (senior high school) students.

    The novel was presented as a case-study in poor writing; my English teacher describing it as ‘drivel’, if I remember correctly. Students were required to produce an essay identifying the flaws in the novel; a task he clearly didn’t believe to be difficult.

    The English teacher gave no indication of any racial bias (actually seeming to prefer the well-behaved Asian students) but he simply couldn’t stand bad writing. He’d be sacked as some kind of Nazi today, of course.

    .

  4. Bobby says:
    June 17, 2019 at 5:01 pm

    Just a minor note for what it’s worth. Why is it that a huge number of people in university administrations, look like she does? Totally undisciplined as far as her body image goes and that no doubt suggests other weaknesses. I’m not trying to be cruel here. I could lose around fifty pounds myself and I won’t even use the excuse of being retired. It’s just that people used to expect more from these “leaders” examples to the youth that they were originally supposed to be.

  5. Felix Krull says:
    June 18, 2019 at 12:15 am

    Incredible what you can get away with, when you have a cute face.

  6. marieinbethpage says:
    June 18, 2019 at 3:20 am

    People like Dean Raimondo are motivated by envy, plain and simple.

  7. Peter Quint says:
    June 22, 2019 at 6:53 am

    Dean Meredith Raimondo looks like that warthog in “The Lion King.”

  8. Bethany says:
    October 31, 2019 at 6:11 pm

    I don’t like what Oberlin did or what this woman did, Meredith Raimondo. Having said that, let’s not go too far the other way. Classes are needed that discuss minorities of all sorts. In those classes, the dominant group, made up of many people with European backgrounds or generally falling into the “white” category, are discussed. It’s the only way to compare issues in our system. I haven’t taken, nor would I, a class from her or at this college. She reminds me of a typical privileged person, ironically who has been involved in issues of the Office of Equity and Inclusion. I know I couldn’t get good help during discrimination due to disability using a similar office in Portland, Oregon. These places defend their own, and that’s why they kept going and she’s still on staff. She needs to go. I’m sure they will raise tuition and scholarships will be affected to pay their bill for stupid and untrue allegations against this bakery, the Gibson’s. And yes, I’m a minority and liberal. There is nothing cool about this school or the situations they are creating.

    I’ll add that I read they have a 100% rate of winning against sexual assailants. That seems high to me. Again, I’m a victim of assault. But I have to wonder if the students are being wrongly assessed, denied access to help, and hope this will bring attention to the fact that these private schools aren’t that great!

  9. bill lunn says:
    November 25, 2019 at 5:13 am

    It is a shame people like Dean Raimondo now dominate colleges and un diversities. Their radical 60s teachers taught them well, and how to take power with a long view. Like people suffering from TDS, people like the Dean use target outlets to express their rage and blame about personal matters they. are unwilling or able to confront. In Buddism, that would be called a denial of personal responsibility or power to effect self improving change. The US pres. unkindly calls people like this ” losers “, but that is what they are by virtue of their comportment, irrespective of their station in life.

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