…“higher education” is to advance “social justice.” Related: The Growing Threat of Repressive Social Justice Professors in the social sciences, humanities, education, social work, and law, almost all of whom…
…people of color.” Related: The Growing Threat of Repressive Social Justice These are some of the episodes described in Heather Mac Donald’s new provocative book, “The Diversity Delusion: How Race…
…The Growing Threat of Repressive Social Justice Higher education, integrated even in the Jim Crow south with the support of federal troops in 1963, is returning to racial separation. Some…
…“social justice” has succeeded by extending class struggle to race, gender, sexuality, and religion. “Social justice” theory divides the world into white, male, heterosexual, Christian and Jewish oppressors, versus people…
…between pursuing truth and pursuing harmony. It simply isn’t possible, the Secretary implied, for a university to remain devoted to the truth while focusing on “social justice”—given that the “social…
…the U.S. Essentially, Mehta stood up for disinterested academic standards during a period in which Acadia University was rushing pell-mell to the “social justice” agenda. The Herald News of Halifax…
…social factors, rather than biological ones, could influence young adults’ transgender identities. Lisa Littman, an Assistant Professor of Behavioral and Social Sciences, in a peer-reviewed published study based on anonymous…
…is no longer the case. Particularly in the social sciences, humanities, education, social work, and law, a single political ideology has replaced scholarship and research, because the ideology presents fixed…
…current academic ideal of Civic Engagement is democracy or democratic engagement to provide social justice to marginalized or oppressed minority groups (factions) through a collective or popular will. Why is…
…group majors hardly put much bread on the table. To be blunt, the well-intentioned, socially responsible university is guilty of fraud when it tells its socially-minded recruits that a degree…
…risk. It was Bakke, after all, that first approved “the Harvard Plan” of “diversity”-justified discrimination that is now under attack in federal court. In 1978, Justice Powell swallowed Harvard’s Kool-Aid…
…for a while to be immune to all the rules because leftist administrators just couldn’t bring themselves to impose serious consequences for lawlessness in the name of “social justice.” But…
…Justice before the end of the year, academia will continue to write its own rules and institute its own policies on racial preferences. More important is a lawsuit filed against…
…next—height and weight are socially constructed?” Particularly aggressive social justice warriors will be called the Rainbow Gestapo (or the Multicultural Mafia) while those availing themselves of university channels to report…
…or merely deny that Zionism is racism, risk “verbal attack, social and professional ostracization,” and “setbacks to their careers.” As an undisguised Zionist, who has so far avoided such consequences,…
…flag” for them regarding social justice for the GLBTQ community. Holloway should know that for a faithfully Catholic college like Franciscan, there is a challenge in defining social justice for…
…should go to college.” But the NYT headline is no fluke. Many on the left are now wondering out loud whether mass higher education is the golden road to “social…
…sensitivity and anti-bias training, plus an administrative reorganization plan heavy on “equity and inclusion.” Melchior predicts things will get worse for Evergreen, which, she says, would be rough social justice….
…otherwise feed the hungry. By contrast, contemporary campus-based social justice warriors can be a Dervish on steroids at “saving the world” at minimal cost per cause. All it takes is…
…aspect of the struggle against violence and abuse. But no justice and no rule of law are possible without recognizing that people can be mistaken, misguided, and intentionally deceptive. This…
…of social justice, including philosophy, economics, the environment, religion, politics, ethics, sociology, and law.” We also notice that in normal 21st century American English, “social justice” indicates the agenda of…
…it is a deeply ingrained belief that social justice demands measures to close statistical gaps between “underrepresented” groups (particularly blacks and Hispanics) and “overrepresented” groups (which means whites and Asians)….
…“theorized” out of existence through decades of insistence on the social construction of everything. Critics, however, note that transsexuals often seem determined to reinvigorate sex and gender stereotypes. Those who…
…That is, Peterson strives to be a gentleman, but one who has honed some sharp opinions about feminism, social justice warriors, and attempts to put progressive ideology in the center…
…dragon’s teeth. The teeth come back as social justice warriors. The warriors may silence the messenger, but that can’t extinguish the truth. In 2005, The New York Times published the…
…people to become members of a social justice movement or the Ku Klux Klan. Nor is it particularly useful — as Chua does — to portray the ethnic conflict in…
…webs of identity group affiliation. To be sure, resentment and anger provide a certain source of gratification. Sullivan observes how “the imperatives of an identity-based ‘social justice’ movement” are dragging…
…American counterpart to Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, but also very little evidence about the solution he does endorse. Like most authors of books on politics and social conditions, Deneen is a…
…the social sciences, which examine how we feel, behave, and interact with one another, is spotty and will probably always remain so due to the elusive complexities of causation, psychology,…
…form of political indoctrination and always has been; and above all its comprehensive insistence on conformity to a handful of progressive doctrines including diversity, multiculturalism, social justice, and sustainability. The…