…in implementing programs and institutional practices that serve the outcomes of social equity, inclusion, and justice, both internally and externally. America’s history soon will be rewritten to forward social justice…

…commitments to racial justice … [Universities] can consider a commitment to racial justice as part of a holistic admissions process.” [Related: “Moving Forward: Is Legacy Higher Ed a Lost Cause?”]…

…be placed on the scales of justice, individual versus intersectional identity, and the reality, or illusion, of social change. But these elements mean different things in each paradigm. See Figure…

…word “studies” is a reliable sign, if not an infallible one, that a department is devoted to activism rather than inquiry into truth. Other such departments include social justice, sustainability,…

…frivolous majors unable to repay crushing student loans. Or the many social justice programs whose purpose is only to provide iffy degrees to academically challenged youngsters who should not have…

…An ideology is a set of definitive and final answers to basic questions which allows no different or contrary ideas. “Social justice” ideology is based on a neo-Marxist social analysis…

…student plaintiff, who “endeavors to learn more about racial justice,” feels that she wouldn’t “fully explore certain views and modes of analyses,” including the idea of white privilege, as they…

…Justice.” The Heller School offers four concentrations for its graduate students, with social justice at the forefront of all of them. Heller’s “Economic and Racial Equity” concentration centers on how…

…both as a political form and a social structure. Basic reasons for reading Democracy in America include the author’s multicausal explanations of the traditions, customs, and habits driving the history…

…to fight and stand for justice in Palestine,” “justice” presumably meaning the continued murder of Israelis in the name of Palestinian self-determination. One of those named “martyrs,” Ibrahim al-Nabulsi, also…

In my recent discussion with Michael Rectenwald—a former New York University professor and author of Springtime for Snowflakes: “Social Justice” and Its Postmodern Parentage—we discussed how satire was one of…

…somehow represents social justice, rationality, equity, morality, or diplomatic exigency. Only on campuses peppered with woke, seemingly tolerant social justice warriors could such demands even be uttered, let alone acted…

Where To Begin? When tracing the origins of today’s academic chaos, many point to the social upheaval that rocked America in the 1960s and ‘70s. Others go a bit further…

…from them looking like justice and law. History also clarifies Tocqueville’s concerns. The French Revolution spawned Napoleon, who left 3.25 to 6.5 million dead after sacking Europe’s Ancien Régime in…

…like Kahane Chai to harass her campus enemies (“No Justice, No Peace”), including thinly veiled threats of violence. In other words, it’s the same old story—Jews resort to intellectual brilliance,…

…Dorr LLP, which bills its clients up to $1,000 an hour. The UNC brief, filed by both the university and the State of North Carolina Department of Justice, was written…

…the theories of racial “equity” that now abound in medical schools will be ill-equipped to treat patients who suffer from actual ailments, as opposed to figments of the social justice…

…justice as well. However, the ideology and the means by which the modern social justice movement pursues its goals lead to a radically different approach than that of Dr. King….

…the Ukraine. A growing number of Americans feels good about driving an EV based on the belief that it is the socially responsible thing to do. But EVs aren’t exactly…

…a 2018 policy report issued by the Center for American Progress (CAP), a progressive advocacy group dedicated to racial justice and equity, environmental justice, and redistributive economics. The CAP report,…

…environment. Instead, it promoted Haggarty and Watchman, and even gave the latter a distinguished faculty award in May 2019 “for her unapologetic voice for social justice in the MRU community…

Statesmanship has fallen on hard times. Modern social science cannot make sense of this once-popular category of classical political philosophy, and the virtues commonly associated with the statesman today are…

…was an open invitation for all faculty, staff, and students to share whatever pronouns they chose. It turns out I was wrong. [Related: “The ‘Social Justice Factory’ and Biden’s Title…

…needs to be overcome with even greater yelling and screaming. One can hear endless discussion about the next social justice crusade without encountering terms like “trade-off” or “cost-benefit analysis.” As…

The “woke” haven’t only adopted the ideology of “social justice” and “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) and assertions such as “diversity is our strength” (Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau), but…

…[B]rick by brick,” he wrote in his letter, “the university has made this kind of intellectual exploration impossible. It has transformed a bastion of free inquiry into a Social Justice…

…and reconciliation,” a reparations-tinged evocation of post-apartheid South Africa. It is both embarrassing and disgraceful that Nature, the preeminent British scientific journal, should surrender science to social justice. Science requires…

…for the recall of radical school board members and state attorneys general who have implemented “social justice” policies that are fomenting crime, violence, and anti-law enforcement sentiment. Even some college…

…Rights Conference” in Los Angeles. With an aim to “provide all CTA members with a greater understanding of the issues of diversity, equity and social justice,” the conference consisted of…

…faith” never appears. Everything is about a degree in “social justice”—what else can a youngster with such a degree do other than preach the faith? After all, there are only…