…political activism and embed social justice into the curriculum. However, UNC School of Medicine spokesperson Alan Wolf told the College Fix via email that the “task force was disbanded years…
…in the social justice package that attacked universities as somehow guilty of all this. The summer of 2020 provided a window of opportunity for the grifters to enter academia en…
…take a course in “Social Justice”—a seemingly neutral term that disguises its real objective. As expressed on the webpage of the John Lewis Institute of Social Justice, established at CCSU…
…Restorative Justice, promoting the concept as a superior alternative to the traditional system of “punitive justice.” According to the training, punitive justice contains harmful qualities such as: Disposability Linearity Cancel…
…and grossly understate leftist/Islamist transgressions. Nowadays, the most virulent form of anti-Semitism aims to free Israel of Jews. It is the form observed on elite college campuses, pretending to social…
…a “bogus pipeline”) and, paradoxically, becomes an inversion of what the field stands for: anti-Semitism enshrined as social justice. The replication crisis that affected psychology in the past decade, for…
…social justice claims. Law professors will routinely misinterpret the Constitution and completely misrepresent normal court procedure to advance their social and political ideology. Iranian retaliation runs the risk of being…
…repellent. Amesbury misrepresents Robert’s view. His aim is not equity but justice, which is quite proper for a Supreme Court justice. It is not that equal opportunity will result in…
…action – action that values and welcomes each community member and their unique experiences and perspectives.” Well, action really means a commitment to left-wing causes, namely social justice, the LGBT…
…social justice agenda, and life will wear that veneer away pretty quickly. But he sees a deeper issue. Even if activism fades, Columbia’s graduates leave with glaring educational gaps. Wood,…
…themselves with politicians, believing that they are serving justice by aiding those political interests that they assume represent a higher social objective, which justifies enactment by judicial diktat. Economists sometimes…
…are not only due for a much-needed purge, but are increasingly revealing themselves to centers of nothing more than Marxist indoctrination dressed up as racial justice. Last January, Harvard’s former…
…retired and were replaced by social justice warriors, and that’s a problem. But I’ll end by again asking the question I asked a couple of weeks ago—if DEI is a…
…company with radicalized fellow students and woke faculty may have given the majority no more than a veneer of sympathy with the social justice agenda, and life will wear that…
…themselves. Even then, Rokem seemed to imply, Jews were invested in harming indigenous populations in ways that did not abide by social justice standards. When the panel was asked what…
…more of the same. Ling He’s work “tests the validity issues of standardized English tests” of “minority students in universities.” Senior Lecturer Robin Petrovic Gayle’s “teaching interests include Social Justice…
…political ideology centered on social justice and critical race theory. Neiman denounces this thinking Woke responsible for the distortion of the values of a social, humanist and universalist left in…
…social justice, which is everyone’s desire. Dive into our Minding the World and Minding the Science columns for sharp insights on global higher education and in-depth analysis of STEM issues—from…
…an essential component of education reform. The activist education establishment uses interlocking bureaucracies to impose ever-tighter social justice requirements on universities, including DEI requirements, without the consent of policymakers or…
…kind of society. The most effective advocate for the teleological view was Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan, who during a third of a century after his appointment in 1956…
…BDS Movement (2023); Shadows of Influence: Uncovering Hidden Foreign Funds to American Universities (2024); and Instagram the Intifada: Mapping the Social Network of Students for Justice in Palestine (2024). State…
…improving equity, mental and physical well-being, social justice, respect for diversity, sustainability and food security. ” “Diversity, equity, and social justice” are all explicitly mentioned, with “inclusion” mentioned by implication—this…
…supporting racial discrimination in college admissions: (1) a sense of historical guilt and social justice; (2) self-promotion. While the second motivation is blatantly hypocritical, I can understand the first. That…
…the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) are four such monopoly agencies, all of which are using their power to demand Critical Social Justice-based training. With professional training in law,…
…To name a few, these concepts include: “race as a social construct,” “racism as a structure,” “oppression,” “decolonization,” and “social justice.” In the wake of the Israel-Palestinian conflict, the faculty…
…black, Native American, and LGBT youth specifically and training them to be social justice activists. They are committed to dismantling systemic oppression and “cultivating spaces and connections with affirming communities…
…lawyers with additional outlets, notably the public service, NGOs, and universities whose law faculties, notes Sérafin, proclaim their mission to achieve “social justice.” In Canada, these faculties have endorsed and…
…done enough on climate change. Only a few pages in the book are dedicated to the causation and culpability problems before Sunstein concludes unconvincingly, “Rough justice is still justice.” His…
…to letting its idealistic agenda dominate their platform at the expense of foregrounding the fight against anti-Semitism. Hatikva: The Progressive Slate says that their Zionism includes “social equality, LGBTQI+ equality,…
…an MA in Social Justice and Human Rights that prepares students to understand “how social justice and human rights issues are defined by multiple and intersecting forms of inequality and…