A Pepperdine student found a display on her campus drawing parallels between conflict over transgender politics in America and historical genocides.
A transgender pastor at a Lutheran church compared the treatment of the Nashville shooter and transgender community to Jesus being crucified.
As many news outlets rallied around the transgender community, claiming they were being scapegoated after the attack, institutions including the White House itself celebratedon March 31. Despite all this institutional support, activists on campus are claiming that a genocide is on the horizon. She shared images of the flyers for a display titled"Trans Visibility Week: The Terrifying Direction that the U.S. is Heading," showing a series of stages toward"genocide" posted to a bulletin board that is identified as Pepperdine’s"Freedom Wall." The ten steps to genocide included Classification, Symbolization, Discrimination, Dehumanization, Organization, Polarization, Preparation, Persecution, Extermination and Denial.
Step 7,"Preparation," made the Holocaust comparison outright, claiming,"Perpetrators plan the genocide. They often use euphemisms such as the Nazis’ phrase ‘The Final Solution’ to cloak their intentions. They create fear of the victim group, building up armies and weapons."
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