Please, Benjamin, my soul can only take so much... *clicks video*

"The question is not 'did idiocy occur' but rather 'how did idiocy manifest in this situation?"

I have to admit that I have no tolerance for tear soaked, voice cracking, impassioned speeches. I instantly disbelieve them. Edited for spelling.

That girl at the hearing demonstrated immense courage.

The quote “the question is not ‘did racism occur’ but rather ‘how did racism manifest in this situation’” is the most misanthropic, negative, bullshit. I cringe every time

It is SHOCKING the amount of work you produce man. Thank you.

"what we really need to be doing is restorative justice, not punishment. now, see that guy in the back? LET'S GET HIM"

Hey Benjamin Boyce... Your work helped a friend of mine get off the SJW crack. Thanks!

I just finished 1-22 two days ago. Now seeing 23 come across my feed, I'll admit I got COMMUINTY LOVE PTSD. Thanks for keeping up the good fight Boyce. The extreme ridiculous views have permeated the world and now were living in a 24 365 Evergreen canoe

My greatest joy is that years from now when the next generation wants to know what the heck happened, they’ll be caught in the Boyce Zone

My favorite thing about the fallout from the insanity of 2017 is watching Evergreen's enrollment drop every single fall since then.

The woke delusion knows no bounds.

"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others" George Orwell, "Animal Farm" The oppressed become the oppressors.

I was watching an old interview David Rubin did with Sargon of Akkad in which he said if critical social justice REALLY made the world a better place, then Evergreen State, the most progressive/woke college in the nation, should have been a utopia by now. But if wokeness can’t make even the most progressive college a utopia and instead destroys it, how will it ever make the rest of the world a utopia?

Bridges is an example why politicians are to be feared.

God this always makes me sick to my stomach. It was hilarious when it was relegated to a pocket of Washington but you guys were right when you said it was coming to takeover the entire nation.

Wow. Micheal Paros' testimony is arresting. May his even-tempered words give us all courage as we all make our steps forward into all of our "calmversations."

Let me just toss it on the table. 'Our voices are not being heard' = 'You're not satiating my temper tantrum and I'm not getting exactly what I want...when I want it, and how I want it'. Am I about right?

This is it what's it's like when you let entitled kids who haven't read Animal Farm have any degree of authority.

Someone held a gun to my head and demanded my wallet. I decided to de-escalate by handing it to them.

It's interning to notice how the cry-bullies sound unconvincingly bored in their fake " not-safe" hyteria , but the ordinary person speaking out is showing a classic fear posture in her vocal presentation.

I've watched every episode in Boyce's comprehensive documentation of the Evergreen meltdown. I should have stopped watching this a long time ago. But it's like a train wreck - I just can't turn away from it.

The faculty are Washington state employees, so this was all state sponsored. And Bridges is testifying to the state about what they, the state, sponsored.

It seems as though certain students and faculty feel that the college is primarily a center for indoctrination and activism rather than an institution of learning.

the story has become like those 12 hour PBS documentaries.

Can we just turn the campus into a homeless shelter? Evergreen has done enough damage.

This series of videos has turned into quite an accomplishment. I can’t be the only Evergreen alum who’s grateful for all of this amazing work. I would never have guessed, when the Evergreen campus insanity first unfolded, that it was a preview of what the entire western world would be experiencing for years (decades?) to come. There’s now essentially a consensus among reporters, educators, “centrist” politicians and middle managers that the worldview of Naima Lowe is correct in every way. In 2021, a person nearly anywhere in the US or Canada can be shamed and fired for expressing the view that nobody is genetically guilty, genetically “fragile,” or genetically “violent.” It’s an absurd and ugly situation we’re in. PS: When these videos first started appearing, I’d always see dozens of comments from people bragging that they would “never hire an Evergreen graduate,” etc., etc. The reality is that for decades Evergreen attracted an interesting mix of students (including ecologists, authors like Dana Spiotta, artists like Matt Groening and Carrie Brownstein, and a fair number of semi-literate hippies and lunatic-fringe political zealots). It ended up being the place where a lot of working-class and lower-middle-class kids from the region studied, both because of the freedom the school offered and because it was an affordable public option. Benjamin is not the only intelligent and reflective person who went to Evergreen... and as we’ve seen, what happened at Evergreen can happen almost anywhere: from Yale to the U.S. military to the offices of Twitter and Facebook to city and state governments from Austin to Toronto. Evergreen students are disproportionately lower-middle-class, and are admittedly a weird bunch, but they’re not uniquely deficient as human beings.

The fact that Bret is sitting darkly behind those professors while they speak about him...Oy.

I still don’t understand what they want. At the press conference they couldn’t even articulate it.

Oh holy crap there’s more! So pumped to see what’s been going ON at EVERGREEN

My favorite part of watching Bridges testify is having Police Chief Brown behind him wincing and twitching as he keeps spouting his pile of BS!

Dude, this series is so good. You crushed this!

I have a love/hate relationship with this content but kudos for uploading more :')

"The racial status quo is comfortable for most whites. Therefore anything that maintains white comfort is suspect." That doesn't follow, among other reasons because many things that don't have anything to do with racism might maintain white comfort. Like sofas. Are they suspect?

"Public commenters": common sense Evergreen faculty/administration/alumni: narcissistic gobbledygook Also, that image of George Bridges mouth-breathing in his lil' bowtie has been seared into my brain forever. I don't think the world's best cartoonists could make a better caricature of a Democrat man in a leadership position. The guy is like what Ted Wheeler will be in 10 years from now.

Ben, please make sure you have backup copies of these videos - in case KZfaq decides to take these down

That mug to the camera when they're talking about having a complete understanding about what happened during the protests - perfection.

Nice to see another edition of The Complete Evergreen Story. The message Professor Michael Paros gave at the end really hit the point exactly on the dangers of ideological safe spaces and then some. Excellent speech and a good job on this one, Benjamin!

The day George Bridges does a 10 hour youtube reaction video, and we get to watch him watch this and comment, will be the day Evergreen is freed from its curse and Benjamin earns his day of presence.

George gives the impression that he would make an excellent high ranking SS officer.

“People of Color” is an extremely general and subjective term. It borders on a tautology, because just who isn’t a person of colorr?

IT'S HERE!

"A good cop is a dead cop" Yeah, they seem like the good guys

“In right relationship” That’s a religion

It's time to center on mental hygiene.

I work at a small midwestern Tech/Trade college where a majority of the faculty and students are against this nonsense, yet we need to speak in whispers when condemning Woke ideology and CRT out of fear.

This was soul sucking to watch... I love it

God, what a classic example of.. ideological position? Breathtaking. They took the off ramp on the road of sanity. I’m glad Benjamin is getting this down on video. It will make a great book if he can get it published. This should be studied academically at other universities... some day when it’s not so dangerous, lol.

George is the biggest problem Evergreen has

the nodding ginger kid is fscinating t o watch....

THANK YOU for keeping this story going. Important themes in your work.

Lol, the side eye at 3:00 is freaking comedy gold!! Benjamin I must also thank you for the last video where you read the email exactly as written....Gorge....made me spit my coffee out... 😂😂😂🤓🤣

Michael Paros, at the end of the video, was spot on.

The obvious thought in watching the Trustees’ meeting is why on Earth would such a place get a penny of taxpayer support? If crazy people want to destroy themselves there is no reason for the govt to facilitate them.

Keep em coming ben, I share your videos and try my best to spread your info...

Bridges was spinning that series of events so hard, I’m amazed he didn’t vomit.

I wonder if George still has to ask permission to use the bathroom

I am so thankful to you for making this, thank you Benjamin A Boyce!

Great job Benjamin! Worth the wait.

Can anyone get through one of these without feeling ill or really cringe.

It's a hoot that Benjamin pops in and out.

'UnSafe space' = 'You are not doing exactly what I want, when I want it, and how I want it'.

As a manager I would be very hesitant to hire an Evergreen graduate. How will graduates distance themselves from the derangement affecting Evergreen? Not everyone can have a KZfaq channel like Benjamin’s to do this.

Thank you for making these videos, I was connected to the campus during this time but was not on campus for any of these events. I heard only one side of what happen, I do know some of the players and am not surprised at any of the actions taken place here. Your videos help fill in the other side. I am also an alum

The dude at 29:08 is the definition of level-headed integrity.

*Spineless.* That’s a fitting description. - Thank you for sharing this, Benjamin.

Mr. Boyce's rhetorical technique is on point as always. It's always fascinating to see how he is making his argument without being didactic about it.

I love how the seemingly demure peaceful Caucasian lady in the blue shirt was saying she thinks Bret should STAY on campus when he was LITERALLY hunted by a MOB that had at times threatened violence toward dissenters and enacted some threst

Btw, I've had to step away from politics, Evergreen, CHOP etc........ But I appreciate your stomach for it.

It would be extremely funny to watch the "Get Woke, Go Broke" effect of this on campuses nationwide except for the fact that it directly and negatively affects the ability of our youth to get higher education. In some ways Im ashamed to be a high school dropout, yet in others I feel extremely fortunate.

Watched it again. Very, very well done, Benjamin. Congratulations. I remember the events at Evergreen very well, as I followed every inexplicably crazy action. From students who were so touchy I couldn’t fathom it, to professors who were openly racist and more than eager to allow any ridiculous suggestion from a student. I swear it felt like the college version of Lord Of The Flies for a second. I had forgotten how much I truly detest George Bridges. Listening to him speak actually makes my skin crawl. I don’t say that lightly, as I generally like everybody, or at least, I don’t actively dislike them. George is an exception. I can’t abide a liar, much less one who is in charge of young peoples educations. He really and truly is a snake. I expect things are as bad there now as before, though I hope I’m wrong. I was praying that admissions would continue to fall until no one went there. Bret and his wife got out of there in the nick of time. Everything happens for a reason. Thanks for keeping us up to date, Benjamin. I can’t believe it’s been four years!

Like a shot of pure grain alcohol, this was clear and powerful Thanks man

14:18 “In right relationship with”. I’m a Christian. That statement took me off of my feet! I’ve been reading/listening to James Lindsay so I was expecting it and understood this movement to be antithetical to Christianity. It still took my breath away. Makes me want to fight it more.

The concept of equity is relevant to a contract and for students who pay fees to attend school. The issue of equity is whether the school meets its contractual liabilities. If the school only promises exposure to a curriculum then the student's expectation of self-improvement is unfounded as their liability in such a contract is both to pay fees and to make use of the curriculum. However, if the school promises improvement upon exposure to a curriculum, then the student's liability is only to pay fees, the school has the liability for the exposure causing the improvement in the student. Consider the purchase of an article of clothing. The clothing can only provide a benefit, i.e. improvement in appearance if the purchaser wears it. No shop, in their right mind, promises that the purchase of the clothing makes the purchaser's appearance improve. A shop that makes such a promise might find itself in trouble for making such a promise, i.e. to look better, you only have to wear the article of clothing. Consider a purchaser who buys an article of clothing that is sized too small with an expectation that they will possess the body size for the clothing from purchasing the article of clothing. Who is wrong? The purchaser with that unreasonable expectation or the shop that made use of that unreasonable expectation to market and sell clothes? In this instance, the question of equity will arise. Who has to be recompensed? Essentially you have the shop claiming the clothing doesn't fit because it's society's fault for instituting clothing sizes. However, they relied on this expectation to sell the clothing in the first place. Same as Evergreen, they promised education to their students in return for fees and then taught their students that such an education is institutionalized racism.

I just came from watching a doco on the initial recruitment screening process for the elite SASR in the Aust. Army. The contrast in characters and processes is interesting, to say the very least!

We need 20 more episodes. I’m addicted!!

Next we need a deep history of The Evergreen College's genesis. It's relevant.

what a fantastic edit! tells the story clearly, side for side. well done. (and i'm only a few minutes in...) ☆

Oh I’m so here for this

Oh snap! Time to buckle up for more!

Me: *despises pharmacological approach to mental health* Also me: girlfren at 4:39 needs a Xanny, quick smart

That person reading off the paper in the beginning sounds like a schoolyard bully changing the rules of a game to give themselves a distinct advantage

Good boy! Thank you, my friend..

Thank you Boyce, my reason.

George saying the slurs that the students have said about him are incorrect. But it was correct about everyone else though? I thought blinkers were just for horses?

Yet it’s finally here!!

It has been a while since you released one of these.

First time in a long time I'm not complaining about a lack of cats at the end of a Benjamin video. This was excellent!

Love the bobble head at the 26 minute mark

After 23 episodes, I have a lot of thoughts. But I'll keep it short... I think I witnessed state sanctioned racial discrimination and multiple potential hate crimes.

Just when you thought it was over... It's not.

30:28 Safe spaces can be dangerous places...

3:07 BB throwin' the crook-eye.

when will the special collector's DVD box set be available?

After reading "Labour and the Gulag" by Giles Udy, this smacks of Evergreen College being run by Bolsheviks. Apologies to the girl at the start who says she wants "Social Justice", but it's a Soviet idea and it can only work under a strict hierarchy with no dissention. The faculty sowed the wind and reaped the whirlwind.

That interview with the punk-chick who talks about wanting to 'weed out' anyone she identifies as an ideological or racial threat; that is the most disturbing Evergreen interview. Her philosophy has been at the heart of some of the worst dictatorships, regimes and empires in history. It has been the cause of numerous horrors - great and small - that have been seen over the centuries, across the world. The Stasi, KGB and Khmer Rouge would love her. She scares me, because I have encountered people just like her when I was studying recently. They dress and dole themselves up like hipsters/counter-culture, sound all progressive and 'woke' - but they behave just like the ideologues or secret police of a totalitarian state. I've made it my business to avoid those kinds of people.

Clear and powerful.

George Bridges is the embodiment of the banality of evil.

Ooh, what a treat!

It turns out that diversity wasn’t Evergreen’s strength.