…action, homosexuality, or gay marriage, or opinions about how to address sexual harassment or allegations of racism in the criminal justice system.” These broad definitions of hate speech aren’t based…
…Sexual, and Gender Identity Rainbow Flag Religion Restorative Justice Romantic Relationships Between Educators and Students Same-Sex Marriage Social Justice Social-Emotional Learning Special Needs Students Mainstreamed Student Discipline Toxic Masculinity Use…
…out government preferences based on race, the battle cry of racial justice collides with other goals of progressivism. The less conspicuous rancor between the progressive belief system and the struggle…
…disparaged the effort as “harmful,” “divisive,” and “inflammatory.” Garrett was also removed from the school’s diversity committee after questioning the school’s use of grant money on social justice initiatives. Student…
…put, Democrats and their allies hold strange and incongruous views about criminals and crime, regularly robbing the Peter of campus safety to pay social-justice Paul. Looked at in toto, recent…
…Social Justice versus Social Science: White Fragility, Implicit Bias, and Diversity Training, a book that challenges these wrong, but prevailing ideas. Compiled and edited by Craig Frisby and Robert Maranto,…
…and conquests, and more recent attempts by Quebec to separate from Canada. Canadians are not enthusiastic about new social divides, whether indigenous or imported. Yet that is what we now…
…social relations. Instead, lawfare approaches law as an autonomous instrument and system that can order, direct, advantage, restrict, or limit social functions. This results from the professional character of modern…
…of the twenty Spanish-speaking countries south of the Río Bravo. Then there’s the push of the high rates of corruption and collectivist decay in those countries. Recently, Mexico’s outgoing socialist…
…freedom of speech, academic freedom, and the removal of social justice ideology. I have been denied multiple times. In closing, I am by no means implying that economics professors were…
Last week, the shopping period for my classes at Sarah Lawrence College (SLC) was disrupted on Zoom by a “Divestment Coalition” of campus groups, including the Sarah Lawrence Socialist Coalition…
…in ten right-leaning academics in the social sciences and humanities self-censor and report a hostile climate, compared to only four in ten left-leaning faculty. Consequently, the views of conservative faculty…
…hires will support “diversity, equity and inclusion” (DEI) initiatives in their research, teaching, and other duties. Accreditation boards are injecting DEI and social justice into the curriculum, faculty hiring decisions…
…a conception of social justice supported by activist scholarship. To use the language of the Kalven Report, the university, in their view, is “the home and sponsor of critics,” but…
…Justice Brennan in Bakke: “Government may [use racial discrimination] when it acts … to remedy … past racial prejudice.” In other words, the left’s racism was socially acceptable—and therefore lawful—because…
…in the many Jesuits who become left-wing political activists. This Jesuit “social justice” mantra is a recalcitrant form of excessive charity that still stalks the Western world. By contrast, Ximena’s…
…Maryland diversity czars, DEI is grounded in “social justice principles,” “morally right and educationally sound.” Last month, the National Association of Scholars (NAS) Maryland Affiliate, a volunteer group of professors…
…positive law—international conventions and the Uniform Code of Military Justice—and natural law—from St. Thomas to Suarez, Grotius, and Vattel. My slogan is “fewer slogans, more study and conversation.” I’ve had…
…models. Figure 1. DALLE●2 AI image model. A joyful community (left); A depressed community (right) Figure 2. Triptych / Three Perspectives on Social Justice In sum, Aoun’s—and my own—recommendation to…
…Young women are more likely than their male counterparts to vote, care about political issues, and participate in social movements and protests. A cursory look at the recent spring protests…
…to moderation and justice.” But Dunmore’s dissolution only made matters worse. The burgesses immediately reconvened at a local tavern and sent word that Virginia’s counties should elect delegates to meet…
…would realize that “social justice rhetoric is the new Birkin bag: It’s not meant to lift the vulnerable up; it’s designed to keep them out.” I doubt NYT will ever…
…in a univocal ideological vein. “Social justice,” “mindfulness,” “a compassionate orientation,” “an emancipatory project,” “a trauma-informed and survivor-centered pedagogy,” and “a radical critique of society for the purpose of reducing…
…quest for justice so much as its precondition. In his essay “Limited Access Orders,” which introduces In the Shadow of Violence: Politics, Economics, and the Problems of Development (2013), American…
…conflate the two, it’s easy to imagine conflicts arising. For example, a university might decide to stop teaching a traditional liberal art like philosophy or might prioritize social justice at…
…Sailer of the National Association of Scholars (NAS) reported that the Oregon Health and Science University School of Medicine was caught executing its very own social justice playbook—translation: favoring race…
…list venial and mortal sins, the DEIA form inserts oppression and marginalization. Respondents are asked to grapple with the evil of the world and man’s fallibility through a social justice…
…challenging ideas that require students to think outside the boxes into which they were born. Ironically, suppressing such diversity in the name of critical social justice, identity politics, or Woke…
…authors called “distributive justice.” By contrast, and in theory at least, the other two classical modes of justice, criminal and civil, are simple. With criminal justice, you figure out who…
In the heart of every democracy lies a sacred covenant; an unspoken agreement that binds together the fabric of society, ensuring harmony, justice, and progress for all. This covenant, often…