…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…
…Why ask the students who do pay full or partial tuition to subsidize the others? The colleges present this as a matter of “social justice,” and perhaps that is the…
…superseded during the first decades of the 21st century by a new vision, which was labeled “social justice.” Setting aside the quest for truth through evidence and argument, “social justice”…
…that, in diametric contrast to revolutionary idealism, “Christian realism emphasizes political order and justice.” Patterson is quite correct: social order, social justice, fairness, and distributive justice through the rule of…
…multicultural counseling, social justice, and advocacy 2. the influence of heritage, cultural identities, attitudes, values, beliefs, understandings, within-group differences, and acculturative experiences on individuals’ worldviews 3. the influence of heritage,…
…ten percent (3,483) of grants awarded during this interval went to projects that the committee classified as focusing on status, social justice, gender, race, environmental justice, or a combination of…
…small samples—thereby become exported from the world of scientific and social scientific research to the world of law and justice. Implicit bias would be the means by which our courts…
…was. President Cristle Collins Judd, who transitioned to the College from an administrative position at the Mellon Foundation—an organization that shifted its focus in 2020 to prioritizing social justice in…
…and student counseling—and three low-performing bachelor’s degrees—psychology, human development, and criminal justice. Those resources could then be used to expand Penn State’s successful nursing, engineering, and MBA programs, all of…
…“tend to have a greater sense” of “the human, social, and communal nature of teaching and learning.” That is why the department was applying to UIC’s Bridge to Faculty program,…
…as a consideration and transforming universities and research funding agencies from Enlightenment inquiries into truth, into purveyors of “social justice” ideology through social activism. Now ads for professors and administrators…
…occupation through social media. This was no quiet protest. Hiding their identities behind masks, the group decorated the building with signs, barricaded doors, and blocked windows with plywood, effectively shutting…
…is crossposted here with permission. Taking Action: Restoring Evidence-Based Counseling Programs in the Face of Social Justice Ideology For those who have watched the transformation of psychology from a field…
…system-wide diversity-award programs (PRODiG, the Graduate Diversity Fellowships, and the Empire State Diversity Honors Scholarship) probe applicants’ commitment to equity. For example, SUNY Cortland’s Foundation and Social Advocacy Department asks…
…there has been a replication crisis in psychological research. The lack of integrity runs deep, and in the last decade or so research is increasingly dominated by critical social justice…
…Justice O’Connor’s plurality Croson opinion became the precedent influencing all subsequent preferential contracting litigation. In overturning Richmond’s 30 percent minority business procurement quota, she articulated multiple evidentiary rules that the…
…vehicle for enforcing ideological conformity, particularly through “diversity, equity, and inclusion” mandates. Once a safeguard for academic standards, accreditation now often promotes divisive social justice ideologies while maintaining control over…
…on IQ tests and their significance as predictor variables is one of the few areas of social science research that is consistently replicable. The speaker raised the thorny issue that…
…is that where universities and colleges fail to educate students’ in valuable skills, they make up for by indoctrinating kids in Social Justice ideology. Social Justice ideology is openly called…
…their value as devices to promote “social justice,” Obama and Biden administration officials claim that DEI policies improve the performance of the IC. In 2021, I published an article that…
…address and assert one’s thoughts, feelings, and behaviors toward racial equity and justice,” according to the website. The program “employs systematic, highly-structured practices, to break down socialized, unconscious biases and…
…science as their master. We’re living with that dubious legacy still. To be fair, Powell did not act alone but rather reflected broader contemporary social attitudes about science. While Powell…