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At California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt, the Managerial Priesthood has convened its twenty-eighth Annual Campus & Community Dialogue on Race under the explicit charge of fighting fascism and erasure. The program draws its authority from Professor Jason Stanley’s ten pillars, reframing everyday life as an arena where ordinary speech must be policed lest hidden fascism persist.
The event’s premise rests on the claim that citizens do not talk about race, a claim offered as justification for installing new categories of guilt and vigilance across the curriculum and the common life. This apparatus does not discover reality; it manufactures it, turning the university from a place of ordered inquiry into an instrument for leveling distinctions of sex, lineage, and inheritance.
The pattern repeats an older rupture. When the medieval universities broke from their monastic and episcopal roots after the nominalist turn, they began to treat universals as mere names rather than real structures of being. Humboldt’s dialogue completes that trajectory by enthroning opinion over the given order of creation.
Scripture and the undivided creeds witness that man is created male and female, that peoples possess distinct callings under Providence, and that truth is received, not constructed. The present campaign inverts each of these affirmations, presenting the received order itself as the enemy to be dismantled.
Property, household, and nation are treated as provisional fictions that must yield to the leveling project. The same spirit that once dissolved the guilds and the parish now dissolves the classroom into perpetual struggle sessions conducted in the name of inclusion.
The faithful remnant therefore cannot treat the university as a neutral space awaiting better arguments. It must recognize the institution as a captured outpost whose rituals serve the City of Man against the City of God.
Parents and pastors must withdraw their children and their tithes from every school that consecrates this inversion. Parallel academies ordered by the ancient creeds and the doctrines of grace must be planted and defended without apology.
The hour demands not dialogue but separation, not persuasion of the captors but preservation of the inheritance they intend to erase.
