Sweet Victory: Prof Suspended For Distributing Jeremy’s Chocolate Goes Back To Class

 Life for conservatives can often feel like an endless series of setbacks. As the Left continues to wage war on reality and convert more people into their cult of insanity, it often feels like we’re fighting an unwinnable war.

But if you pay attention, there are often victories on the battlefield that should encourage us all to keep fighting the good fight.

Today’s moment of justice has to do with a California-based professor who was just cleared to return to work after committing the cardinal sin of handing out chocolate bars.

Professor David Richardson, a man of substance and excellent taste, was suspended from Madera Community College in May 2023 after he laid out a table of snacks for students which included a selection of Jeremy’s Chocolate. Though many of his students didn’t recognize this act of heroism for what it was, one disgruntled colleague – who identifies as transgender – was predictably offended and reported Richardson’s actions to the administration. 

Considering this happened in California, and considering the political leanings of almost every institution of higher learning in the country, it would be logical to assume that Richardson, who taught at the college for 30 years, would lose his job over this. But just when all hope was lost, a light shined through.

The chocolate-loving prof is back, baby.

“I am happy and grateful to be back for all the faculty, staff and students who supported me while I was in exile. I wouldn’t have made it without them. But there is a new normal. I know there were a lot of people on the other side who wanted nothing more than to see me never come back,” Richardson said of his return, per The College Fix.

Richardson, who is both gay and conservative, was drawn not just to the deliciousness of Jeremy’s Chocolate, but also the way these delectable candy bars aren’t afraid to declare the truth. Like humans, the candy is available in two varieties: He/Him and She/Her, one with nuts and one without. They were made in response to a Hershey’s featuring a man as one of the faces of its “SHE” bar on the first day of Women’s History Month.

 

The professor’s colleague claimed the chocolate brand’s messaging is “transphobic.” That staffer made no mention of how the candy quickly became the most popular item on the snack table once students realized what it was. 

Ultimately, Richardson was “fully exonerated” after an investigation following the Title IX complaint filed against him. Madera Community College spokesman Cory Burkarth declined to comment on the matter, saying the institution didn’t comment on personnel decisions.

This incident proves that not everyone who stands up to leftists gets defeated, even in a completely indoctrinated field such as academia. 

Truth-tellers would be wise to send the message to more people with the miniature micro-aggression size Jeremy’s Chocolate bars. They’re ideal for handing out to “they/them” at parties, for the holidays, or yes, even in a classroom setting. Because the trans activists can complain, they can tattle, they can scream, but they can’t deny that chocolate tastes better when it’s rooted in truth.