…first and foremost as a vehicle for enacting a radical, dogmatic vision for “social justice.” Then education is reduced to partisan indoctrination, things like “open inquiry,” “viewpoint diversity,” and “constructive…
…“social justice,” defined as the implementation of “diversity, equity, and inclusion.” There is no inquiry into or study of social justice; rather, social justice, and its DEI policies, is taken…
…us to free speech, is a fundamental American principle. However, for generations, thoughtful people recognized that it applied to behavior consistent with laws governing criminal behavior. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes…
…students. Again, this Jew hatred isn’t an exception; it’s consistent with the left’s general dogmas—cancel culture, social justice, critical race theory, intersectionality. You can’t extract the anti-Semitism except by eliminating…
…they directly challenge the socialist political construct that nourishes its ideology, behavior, and objectives. True free speech creates a certain social richness, and energy, that disturbs the socialist mind, and…
…activists and justice warriors, who are often louder than pro-democracy, pro-Israel voices. A recent online poll of 609 college students found that 22% sympathize with Hamas, nearly as many as…
…days? If it is teaching students that the pursuit of “social justice” and “global citizenship” are the central purpose of higher education, we are indeed out of step with the…
…was social justice tinkering. Tinkering with—it should be reiterated— the long-standing and effective culture of science at NIST. Figure 2. Separations from NIST broken down by reason for separation, Source:…
…FIRE president and chief executive officer Greg Lukianoff in emphasizing the need for institutions to support free expression. Citing Justice Learned Hand’s 1944 speech, The “Spirit of Liberty,” Lukianoff reminded…
…critical social justice and pointed out the importance of equality over equity, she was terminated from the job. Outside of academia, the American Alliance for Equal Rights is suing two…
…nationalism. Rebels can be liberators and centrists can bring justice. It depends on circumstances and perspectives. Having lost his Aleph, Argentino’s writing improves: “Su afortunada pluma (no entorpecida ya por…
…Commission for Community and Junior Colleges ‘released a ‘Policy on Social Justice’ in June 2021 pledging to create a ‘climate’ of ‘anti-racism’ among accredited schools.” To fight back, education reformers…
…Rhegium, and on the other side of Sicily, Egesta represents a deception. It’s poetic justice for what is coming. The Egestans had promised the Athenians money for the invasion of…
…Close Look at Leftist Mind Control”] Most of this Marxist critical theory, critical racialism, and “social justice advocacy” is purveyed through the incessant messaging that saturates various student affairs activities….
…our pursuit of social justice and anti-oppressive practice. We view this as a guiding principle for our community – using a power, race, oppression, and privilege (PROP) framework across our…
…hate is mixed into this noxious brew. [Related: “University Professors Love ‘Social Justice’ and Critical Race Theory, but Hate Israel”] The AAA has seen fit to join the BDS movement…
…calculus, and using math to achieve social justice. [More from Wenyuan Wu: “Legalizing Discrimination in California—Take Two”] Others say that these equity-focused recommendations essentially “de-mathematize” math. Brian Conrad, Stanford professor…
…the notion that a short training seminar by an outside consulting group qualifies teachers to be instructing on complex and values-laden topics such as justice, equity, or social justice.” Developing…
…this learning objective: “Students will examine notions of justice amidst difference and analyze and critique how these interact with historically and socially constructed ideas of citizenship and membership within societies,…
…solve, the many real problems of grant review, NIH seems to be responding to social-justice pressures in ways that will make things worse—less science-based and more ideological. If nothing changes,…
…and Social Justice,” stated that “Our institutions and organizations are systematically infused with White supremacist bias” and that “… we also recognize the biased forces, beliefs and values deeply embedded…
…on ethics, human nature, peace, and justice, as well as a run-of-the-mill cultural anthropology class, I have studied how we often project dangers to humanity onto externalities rather than looking…
…inherently racist. Indeed, the assertion that such challenges are a form of oppression that serves to reinforce ‘systemic injustice’ becomes integral to the pro-DEI argument. When we finally get to…
…leaders in “social justice.” That set off alarm bells, since medical students are supposed to treat illnesses, not diagnose, much less cure, what ails society. Physicians simply have no agency…
…monomaniacal fixation on social and economic justice, they have cultivated an ever-increasing reliance on the exploited labor of “adjunct faculty,” who teach courses for a tiny fraction of what it…
…citation justice, although, based on her other comments, we can’t be sure. If she were not so preoccupied with social justice, Dr. McNutt might be able to spend some time…
…accused mass murderers enjoy more justice than someone accused by SCCCD Human Resources of wrongfully providing free chocolate. This overreaction chills freedom of conscience, freedom of expression, and freedom of…
…accountability systems. But selective targeting is a deal-breaker. None of us would think that a criminal justice system that only punished left-handed people was legitimate. A college accountability system that…
…that these social justice-believing, American youngsters would be forced to grow up once they graduate, leave campus, and seek employment in the ‘real world.’ However, it now appears that the…
…sacrifice and religion, what these books ponder most of all is the fleeting and misunderstood concept of justice. Put another way, these texts circle democracy’s greatest dilemma. Since we’re all…