On her social media account, you can see strong anti-White bias posts. In May Kate Slater, a Brandeis University official posted on Instagram stating “all White people are racist.” and now it’s Khilanani who has made Anti-White comments publicly with little backlash and she also slammed Yale University for not making her video public and said they promised they would post the video publicly. On April 6th, 2021, she virtually addressed the student titled ‘the psychopathic problem of the White mind’ the recording of her talk was sent to Bari Weiss, which was published on her Substack blog. Recently, Khilanani at Yale University was caught making racist comments. It’s anonymous and anonymous like the privilege it protects,” he claimed in a video.Aruna Khilanani is a Psychiatry specialist from New York, NY. “My talk at the Yale Child Education Center has just been published internally. To this, Khilanani replied, “If you eliminate the difference here f- it’s okay, so shut up, you’re the real racist.” Reportedly, the conversation was public, but the recording of Khilanani hitting TikTok was never made public. The title alone tells you why they do not want it open. presentation – “The Psychopathic Problem of the White Mind” We must email: Director of the Child Study Center: and demand she release the video of Dr. Like I did the world a f- favor.” Psychopathic Problem of the White Mind Perhaps her most controversial comment though, came when she said, “I had fantasies of unloading a revolver into the head of any white person that got in my way, burying their body, and wiping my bloody hands as I walked away relatively guiltless with a bounce in my step. She told attendees, “White people make my blood boil”, and “White people are out of their minds and they have been for a long time.” On April 6, Khilanani addressed the Child Study Centre at Yale where she made her comments. On April 20, she tweeted, “Is everyone else holding their breath since jury deliberations began? White people have a history of never doing the right thing.” She has also tweeted in the name of MaKhia Bryant, Duante Wright, George Floyd and other African-Americans killed by the police. Much of his speech was based largely on the psychology behind “whiteness.” Aruna Khilanani TwitterĪ quick scroll through her social media indicates a strong anti-White bias. Khilayani, who has previously taught at Cornell, Columbia and New York universities, made a number of striking comments during her talk. Khilayani gave the talk virtually to medical students and faculty in April, after being invited by the Yale School of Medicine Child Study Center. Instead, Khilayani criticized Yale for not making the video of her speech public, claiming they promised to do so.Ī post shared by Aruna Khilanani MD Khilanani Mdĭr. Khilayani’s comments seem to be in line, with anti-White comments being made publicly with little backlash. Earlier that same month, Iowa State University professor Rita Mookerjee tweeted that she was trying to “limit as much as possible” her interactions with White people. “All Whites are racist,” Brandeis University official Kate Slater wrote on Instagram in late May. Cornell University recently opened a rock climbing course just for BIPOC students. Universities have become hotbeds of recent racism against both Black and White populations.īut the sharp rise in anti-White rhetoric has surprised some. On April 18, she uploaded a video on Instagram saying “the biggest racists are Liberals and White Feminists.” Dr. On April 28, he posted a chart on Facebook detailing “3 tragedies that can happen if white people don’t deal with their hate properly.” We found a Facebook page, Instagram profile, Twitter account, and TikTok account that she used very often, mostly to post about racism.
Khilayani is a prolific social media user beyond his private practice. The board-certified psychiatrist claims to be an expert on violence and racism, racial identity, sexual identity, and the prison population. The Daily Mail reports that Khilayani has previously taught at Cornell, Columbia and New York universities. He also graduated from the university’s medical school in 2006 and interned at Bellevue Hospital in NYC in 2007.
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