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Seems that the problem is the existence of departments like the "Office of Diversity and Campus Engagement". It's a school. Why are these needed? To pad tuition?
Tell me again. What is his issue?
I think it’s the old canard where conservatives don’t realize that the reason their viewpoints are not represented on campus is because they don’t hold up to intellectual scrutiny.
It’s funny that the pundit writing this says the example liberation event is lopsided, when it seems perfectly mainstream to me.
Seems that the problem is the existence of departments like the "Office of Diversity and Campus Engagement". It's a school. Why are these needed? To pad tuition?
When the fuck did equal rights for minorities, women, and GLBTQ become "politically lopsided". We're talking about human rights here. There is no legitimate "other side" to this argument, just hate.
This article is concern trolling 101.
Tell me again. What is his issue?
I think it’s the old canard where conservatives don’t realize that the reason their viewpoints are not represented on campus is because they don’t hold up to intellectual scrutiny.
I have a few questions: 1. Why aren't there very many conservative administrators? Are they not interested in these sorts of jobs, or is there discrimination/bias in the hiring process? 2. Why does having such events threaten the free and open exchange of ideas? Shouldn't it be quite the opposite? Incoming conservative students are being exposed to viewpoints they haven't heard before; isn't that a good thing? 3. Why…
4. By the literal meanings of the words, justice for women is progressive, not conservative. Giving women civil rights wss please.
Tell me again. What is his issue?
I'd much rather go to a school where everyone looked the same but thought different, than a school where everyone looked different but thought the same.