When the 'victim narrative' takes over minorities and the American Dream

The University of the District of Columbia is facing a First Amendment complaint after banning a conservative event questioning if the American Dream is alive for Black Americans.

I have made it my mission over the last two decades to destroy the bad-faith myth that the American Dream is dead. Pastor Corey Brooks, known as the "Rooftop Pastor," is the founder and Senior Pastor of New Beginnings Church of Chicago and the CEO of Project H.O.O.D. (Helping Others Obtain Destiny), the church's local mission. He gained national attention for his 94-day and 343-day rooftop vigils to transform the notorious "O-Block," once known as Chicago's most dangerous block, into #OpportunityBlock. Learn more at ProjectHOOD.org.

This is nothing more than minority fragility. This is nothing more than protecting the "victim narrative" that has been in place in America for the last 60 years. Do we really believe that Blacks and other minorities are so fragile that they cannot listen to a debate about the American Dream? Do we really believe they will crumble psychologically, or worse, from whatever paranoia she’s stoking?