Political Heresy Week in Higher Education

Political Heresy Week in Higher Education

The political left on campus spent the last four years protesting the outcome of the 2016 election, but 2020 is different because shut up.

• U. Oregon Students Want College Republicans Removed From Campus for Attending ‘Stop the Steal’ Rally
• Rutgers Prof Who Thinks ‘Language Matters’ Compares Republicans to ‘Fecal Matter’
• U. Iowa Student Charged With ‘Professional Misconduct’ for Challenging Criticism of Trump Order

If you want to succeed in higher education, become obsessed with race.

• University of Virginia Employees Forming ‘Anti-Racism’ Union
• Students at U. Ottawa Hold Sit-in to Demand Concrete Action on Racism

Or face the consequences.

• Chancellor of UNC-Wilmington Censured by Faculty Senate for Lacking Empathy on Racial Justice

Why is only one of these schools changing its name?

• Trustees of Dixie State University Vote to Drop ‘Dixie’ From Name
• University Founder Johns Hopkins Revealed as Slave Owner

Check it out.

• VIDEO: Critical Race Training is “a series of dated ideas that basic analysis often debunks”

Higher ed is on a hiring spree for high level Democrats.

• Tennessee State University Hires Al Sharpton as a Guest Lecturer
• Kamala Harris’s Husband Hired to Teach at Georgetown University Law Center

And diversity administrators.

• Washington State U. Creates Five New Diversity Positions Despite Budget Troubles

Compare and contrast.

• Student Journalist Faced Investigation for Reattaching Note to Staff Member’s Door
• University of Texas Names Journalism Award After Fake News Godfather Dan Rather

Teaching about oppression by force.

• U. South Florida Considers Requiring ‘Oppression Bias’ Training for New Students

Mao would be proud.

• Some Colleges Now Encouraging Student Groups to Investigate and Judge COVID Rule Violations

I would rather be governed by the first 200 people in the Boston phone book.

• Harvard Professor Exploring Run for Governor of Massachusetts

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