…racial and social justice in meaningful ways.” The university has targeted Craven for his allegedly “anti-immigrant and white supremacist” comments, dated back to the early 1990s. Most of Craven’s reportedly…

…It acknowledges and explores the tensions and complexities around the use of the term decolonization, how it relates to other social justice aims and approaches, including critical librarianship, and what…

…underrepresented minority communities. According to BIO, equity is justice. STEM industry leaders and intellectual powerhouses unconditionally embrace the politically correct dogma of racial and social justice. Conducting scientific research and…

…this balancing act. Rather than improving outreach to the so-called underrepresented minorities to build up the eligible applicant pool, FCPS leadership resorted to crude social engineering under the banner of…

…is not a boogeyman that can be dispelled with the simple claim that it is not being taught. Whether critical social justice, critical pedagogy, most forms of cultural competency training,…

…our 21st-century hindsight, I failed to impose a social justice ideology to understand the ‘reality’ of las paracaistas, those who parachuted into land owned by the landed gentry. All of…

…would exhibit in response to such arguments: The first unspeakable truth: Downplaying behavioral disparities by race is actually a “bluff” Socially mediated behavioral issues lie at the root of today’s…

…care, and insurance coverage, Kaiser points the finger at systemic racial inequalities. Notably, the “various national studies” are not referenced. Embracing critical race theory and social justice is nothing new…

…diversity and social-justice related measures the university has in place.” The letter amounted to a plea for more diversity hiring, yes, but for the purpose of facilitating more segregation. We…

…Black Lives Matter, “anti-racism,” and societal transformation. Today’s “social justice” university has prioritized the political goals of social, economic, and justice reform, commonly conceptualized as “diversity, equity, inclusion.” These goals…

…transfer. Practically speaking, the majority of Foothill students are working to better situate themselves in the real world rather than pursuing lofty social justice goals. Nguyen became president of Foothill…

…count. But who are the “oppressed”? While social justice activists typically have a certain demographic in mind, we must realize that oppression is—to borrow a term from the social justice…

…Israel in the name of Palestinian self-determination. Why would they not take these actions in the name of social justice, now that they have deluded themselves with a false narrative…

…group Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP). SJP, which boasts over 200 chapters on American campuses, purports to seek social justice for the long-aggrieved Palestinians. But on today’s contentious campuses,…

…a justice-oriented perspective at any grade level, K–12.” So, what’s wrong with a kindergartner learning about social justice and equity? In Chapter 9, the framework incorporates A Pathway to Equitable…

…machinery they can. For over a decade I watched as my department, faculty, university, and funding agencies were overtaken by the Critical Social Justice, or Woke, perspective. I began consciously…

…poor or disabled person. Never mind if the person hired is weaker at the job; “social justice” will have been served. The examples are staggering. The competition for the 2021…

…social problem is a social injustice. Underage drinking and unprotected sex are social problems, as is widespread obesity and prevalent diabetes. Alcoholism is a social problem that is prevalent in…

…racism through a radical embrace of anti-racism, racial equity, social justice, and the like. Past injustices are “corrected” by present injustices in the name of equity—a rather Marxist concept. Aside…

…Academics and social justice advocates want to ensure that we see racism as unidirectional, from whites to blacks exclusively. To do this, they have unilaterally redefined racism to mean not…

…questions of God and the good life that Plato thought were embedded in arguments about justice.” Students can explore these enduring arguments in the Tocqueville Program, which the Storeys co-direct…

…non-binary identities, will help align policies more closely with scientific reality, and by extension, social justice.” Here we have a significant problem. Academic disciplines and scientific analysis have been reluctant…

…group, except for whiteness studies, which was invented to vilify whites and contribute to their downfall, all in the name of “social justice.” Along with the social sciences and humanities…

…social justice, diversity, equity, inclusion, anti-racism, and other lofty goals unrelated to education. Real-life implementation of this divisive doctrine often departs from its unobjectionable and virtuous claims for an improved…

…forth some basics. Reaching back to a medieval formula, he said that the common good includes three basic conditions: justice, peace, and abundance. While peace and abundance seem self-explanatory, justice…

…Society of America. What was his crime? Pinker had the nerve to point out that modern Western Civilization is not the bogeyman social justice warriors make it out to be….

…truth or conventional justice, but in suppressing dissent and removing individuals who do not toe the line of “social justice”—the precise meaning of which is in constant flux. Applebaum describes…

Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by The Epoch Times on September 8, 2021 and is crossposted here with permission. All “anti-racism” and “social justice” writings and campaigns are…

…of anti-racism, CRT, or social justice, or have created commissions to develop social justice curricula. At least two states, Delaware and Virginia, mandate a day off for students to participate…