Shocking Anti-White Rants of ‘Racism’ Lecturer at California University

A controversial speaker has canceled an appearance at University of California San Francisco after locking horns with students over his bizarre anti-white rants.

Dante King, 48, was due to give a two-day class for doctors and nurses in February, but he stepped back amid the backlash led by Young America’s Foundation.

The controversy stemmed from a talk he gave at UCSF during Black History Month in February when he claimed white peoples’ treatment of black people has historically been ‘psychopathic’.

Young America’s Foundation posted a compilation of King’s most controversial comments on X at the time.

‘In their relationship with the black race, whites are psychopaths and their behavior represents an underlying biologically-transmittable proclivity with roots deep in their evolutionary history,’ King told students in the 2024 lecture.

‘How many of you can see the proclivity that evolved deep within the evolutionary history of Whiteness? By show of hands, how many of you could see it? Some people are sitting here, ‘Oh no, I don’t want to raise my hand,’ that’s called denial.’

‘There is no discussion about the delusions and the perversion of whiteness,’ he added. ‘Say this with me: rape culture in America is a legal, economic, and moral institution.

‘We have it written in the law, you can rape black women – but we’ve never been a racist country. This goes beyond gaslighting, and it’s rooted in psychological delusion.’

He added: ‘As much as we want to talk about how bad anti-blackness is, it is the foundation of all American, all white American, institutions.’

The video prompted a flood of people to call out King for ‘racism’ – but some also attacked him in racial terms. King shared emails with the San Francisco Chronicle showing people calling him the N-word and comparing him to animals.

Right-wing group Campus Reform published a blog post alerting students King was set to teach an anti-racism class in February, prompting the revisiting of his past lectures online.

King told the Chronicle that he had agreed with UCSF to pull out from the talks.

‘The attention the course is receiving could lead to more harm than good for me personally, for my family and for the (UCSF) organization,’ he said.

‘So it was best, in this political moment — this cultural moment — to dissolve this relationship.’

Last February, the Mayo Clinic also canceled King’s contract with them after the same clip went viral. King said he had been giving anti-racism advice at the hospital since 2022.

King is not a professor. He has a master’s degree in adult learning and equity, and he previously penned a book called The 400-Year Holocaust: White America’s Legal, Psychopathic, and Sociopathic Black Genocide — and the Revolt Against Critical Race Theory.

He has secured many lucrative contracts on various equity programs for several San Francisco city departments.

In 2023, he accused the city of discriminating against him, and it paid $563,000 to settle the civil action. On his website, King expands on his theories.

‘I cannot say this enough,’ it reads. ‘This country was legally and socially constructed by diabolical, #White, ‘ultra-religious’ maniacs, and psychopathic sociopaths who assumed authority through treacherous acts of violence.

‘As many of us understand, these acts consisted of repeated war crimes against Indigenous nations, and terrorism against African and African American humans.

‘Ron DeSantis, and people of this same nature will not be happy until #BlackPeople #AndOurAllies begin to take-up arms and defend #BlackHumanity against the conspicuous #AntiBlack targeted attacks being directed and executed at us in this moment.

These acts are shameful and utterly disgusting.’ King does not give examples of actions by DeSantis to support the accusation.