“Whiteness Pandemic” Being Taught at University of Minnesota

The University of Minnesota is facing intense backlash after unveiling an official webpage titled “Whiteness Pandemic,” a sweeping ideological manifesto that blames “Whiteness” for fueling systemic racism throughout Western society. They are urging white parents to “re-educate” themselves.

This is the poison the left is destroying our children with.

On the site, the university asserts that White people — by virtue of their existence — possess “power and privilege,” and urges parents to actively “interrupt Whiteness” in their children by raising them as “antiracists.” The page frames Whiteness as an ongoing public-health hazard, using the language of contagion and disease to describe racial identity.
The university also encourages students and families to rely on organizations like Black Lives Matter and other far-left activist groups to “develop your own White racial identity,” a recommendation critics say crosses into ideological indoctrination rather than education.

NEW: The University of Minnesota (@UMNews) has a page on their website titled “Whiteness Pandemic,” which blames Whiteness for perpetuating “systemic racism” in Western culture.

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— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) November 25, 2025

The “Whiteness Pandemic” page is part of a growing trend of taxpayer-funded institutions embedding highly politicized race narratives into campus life — narratives that increasingly pathologize entire demographic groups while promoting activist movements as official university resources.

Parents, alumni, and lawmakers are now demanding answers:

Why is a public university using official platforms to stigmatize race, promote activism, and funnel students toward political organizations?

And how many other universities are quietly doing the same?