Social Sciences and Wokeness: Why France Is a Special Case
…success is largely due to the fact that it defends causes rightly associated with progress and justice, but—and this is where it poses a problem—by making them systematic or even…
…success is largely due to the fact that it defends causes rightly associated with progress and justice, but—and this is where it poses a problem—by making them systematic or even…
…being taught in their classes. Beginning in the late 1960s, an era characterized by student strikes on campuses across the United States, Bowdoin College began integrating social justice themes into…
…Equity + Environmental Justice,” was made private after the Fix emailed him. An emeritus professor of English at Emory University and a senior editor at First Things criticized the course…
…or ideology, was labeled “social justice,” and the particular measures instituted to apply it were “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI). The underlying assumption was that all societies are based on…
…now as secular as any land-grant,” Jenkins wrote in March 2023. Jenkins rightly observed that as societal values shift toward secularism and social justice, these institutions face increasing legal and…
…eras of slavery and segregation, particularly in the Jim Crow south,” said Kevin Gaines, a UVA professor of civil rights and social justice. Gaines, moderator for the “Race, Gender and…
…entrenchment of left ideology in the universities are why major institutional reforms are necessary. Universities across the country were all too eager to over-comply when Obama’s Justice Department issued the…
…usage of terms like “social justice,” “micro-aggressions,” “cultural identities,” and “multigenerational trauma” to one per 100,000,000 pages of accreditation guidelines. Put Down the DEI Kool-Aid: Accreditors shall focus on fostering…
…senior, or countless other Jewish students, for feeling unsafe. How can this student, or any openly Zionist Jewish student, thrive in a college environment when Students for Justice in Palestine…
…is a socialist foe of inequality, and Sandel is a follower of moral philosopher John Rawls, whose difference principle asserts, “Social and economic inequalities are to be arranged so that…
…“Feelings” Education—It Starts in Ed School] This follows EducationWeek’s “Special Report,” Social-Emotional Learning 2025: New Priorities Emerge, which compiled five articles on the topic: Does Social-Emotional Learning Really Work? Educators…
…(SFFA) (600 U.S.181 (2023). Over the objection of the Biden-Harris Department of Justice, the Court found Harvard University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill violated the Equal Protection Clause…
…Ethical Treatment of Human Remains has ruled that images and digital materials must be treated as parts of bodies—and, thus, not published in any public spaces, including on social media….
…Social Justice offices. Its social justice priorities are reflected in the courses advertised to students: “The Political Economy of Racism: Erasures, Slavery, Eviction, and Fables of Whiteness;” “Evolutionary Biology of…
…university librarians, the American Library Association (ALA) proclaims its support for DEI thusly: Libraries are essential to democracy and self-government, to personal development and social progress, and to every individual’s…
…altar of “social justice” and “equity.” Fortunately, we don’t just have anecdotes, which are powerful means of galvanizing passions but not well-suited, on their own, to inform our judgment and…
…But let’s consider the following: Almost 75 years ago, the man who eventually would become our Nation’s first Black Supreme Court justice, filed a legal brief with the United States…
Many, if not most, students attend university intending to enter the workforce upon graduation. But today’s climate of student-centered policies and social justice rhetoric often does the opposite. While much…
…our country. Each institute is insulated from control by woke-oriented progressives pushing leftist social justice, anti-capitalist, or racist agendas. Public confidence in our universities is at a low ebb, but…
…appear disadvantaged in these studies, but these studies are systematically mono-parametric and do not take into account factors other than ethnicity: economic and social level, education, etc. Along the same…
…do wrong? Why are they, in the DEI jargon, “white adjacent”? The answer is that they are a successful minority. This is offensive because the “social justice DEI” explanation for…
…of qualified applicants who do not unequivocally conform to the prescribed approach to social justice. However well-intentioned, the statements function more as what one writer described as “compelled speech” than…
…determined from social media, letters of recommendation, and/or the classic grapevine. By baked-in ideologies, I am referring to jobs with inherently progressive agendas. Professorships in “sustainability,” “social justice,” or “a…
…of American Studies, Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality Studies as well as its American Studies and Social Justice majors—hurray! UI College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, which houses these majors, explains…
…their universities focus on the search for truth, not on social justice and decolonization. Image of Laurier’s landmark sign, at the corner of King Street North and Bricker Avenue by…
…any political claim or action short of large-scale physical violence. They duplicitously claim they are just “progressives” pursuing “social justice.” Herbert Marcuse’s 1965 goal of “repressive tolerance,” suppressing non-Marxian perspectives…
…“the visual arts and arts integrated learning drive inquiry and investigation into history, social science, and social justice issues.” Nowhere in this course is it discussed exactly what students should…
…far-left views on questions relating to class, identity, and social justice. And, in such a climate, the culture of open inquiry that should serve as an integral part of a…
…of the Fox anchors has just been nominated Secretary of Defense. The party of the coasts is committed to social justice, the mainstream media, and international institutions. They believe that…
…truth-seeking, and virtuous citizenship—aligning education with workforce needs is, at the very least, pragmatic, if not overdue. Predictably, so-called elite institutions remain blind to their shortcomings, doubling down on social…