By Graham Noble

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, another once-great educational institution that has turned into a complete circus, recently hosted a presentation by Christina Parle, a left-wing activist who works for a company called Social Responsibility Speaks. Parle did what all leftists do; she waffled on about privilege and oppression. She also subjected her captive audience – for this lecture was part of a mandatory program – to a presentation on “right-handed privilege.” Apparently, life is just easier for right-handed people: they have a greater sense of belonging, the world is organized for them, and they enjoy more access, more opportunity, and more advantage.

It is true, of course, that the world is largely organized for right-handed people, and that’s because only about 10% of the human beings on planet Earth are lefties – which makes one reflect upon how much better life would be if left-wingers were as rare as left-handers.

“Privilege” is the New “Fascism”

But, back to the subject at hand. The activist left has launched an all-out war on privilege and, in doing so, has attempted to turn it into a dirty word; an insult, even. Like “racism” and “fascism,” leftists now direct the word “privilege” against any individual or group of people they don’t like, which, at this point, means everyone who is not one of them. They have no idea what “racism” means, and they certainly couldn’t define “fascism.” Likewise, they tend to use the word “privilege” entirely out of context. If you don’t agree with them, you’re a racist or a fascist – or privileged.