Our Disappearing History Week in Education

Our Disappearing History Week in Education

We should be preserving our history, the good and the bad. Instead, we are erasing it.

• Incoming Chancellor at UW-Madison Declines to Comment on Fate of Campus Lincoln Statue
• Baylor University Renaming Campus Space and Moving Statue of Former School President Who Owned Slaves

Or we’re disrespecting it.

• Lincoln Memorial Closed Temporarily After Partying Georgetown Students Leave Litter and Broken Bottles

Nice bar you’ve got there…

• Brown University Students Force Apology From Local Bar After Accusing Employees of Racism

This has to be addressed.

• The Fight Against Progressive Anti-Semitism On Campus Needs To Shift From Defense To Offense
• Essay: How Jewish Support for ‘Anti-Racism’ Empowered Anti-Semitism

Diversity is the most important thing on campus.

• Northern Arizona University Will Now Require Students to Take Four ‘Diversity’ Courses to Graduate
• Duke U. School of Medicine Prof Under Fire for Refusing to Attend ‘Maoist’ Diversity Training
• UW-Madison Sees No Improvement in Campus Climate Despite Spending Millions on Diversity Programs

Except when it isn’t.

• Morehouse College Angers Some Students and Alumni by Hiring a White Woman to Lead Recruitment

Compare and contrast.

• Baylor University Establishes Its First LGBTQ+ Student Group
• University in Canada Pulls LGBTQ Poster After Muslims Complain

An outrage.

• Breaking: Princeton University Fires Professor Joshua Katz

Check this out.

• VIDEO: New “Racial Literacy Curriculum” for High School Pushes Social Justice in Every Subject, Including Math

Gibson vs. Oberlin updates.

• Gibson’s Bakery Files Cross-Appeal In Ohio Supreme Court in Oberlin College Case – Will Any Groups Support Them?
• Oops – Gibson’s Bakery Seeks To Execute On $36 Million Appeal Bond Since Oberlin College Failed To Obtain Stay Of Appeals Court Mandate

You don’t say.

• New Book About the Middle Ages Aimed for Inclusivity But Still Deemed Racist

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