South Carolina university holds 'White Student Accountability Group' for social work students

The University of South Carolina has been revealed to have held a "White Student Accountability Group" for students at the institution’s College of Social Work.

An email obtained by Turning Point USA showed the College of Social Work informing students that more spots were still available for their April 26 group meeting, which was held virtually through zoom.

The event description, which is no longer accessible, stated that the purpose of the group was for white students to "recognize their contribution" to racism, encourage students to use their power and "privilege" to enact change, and to build skills for these students to go out and hold their own "White Accountability Groups."

"The purpose of engaging in this project is three-fold," the description, obtained by Turning Point USA, began.