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That seems to be the conclusion of at least one dean emeritus.

Harvard’s medical school removed portraits of previous department chairs, who were white men, out of concern that these portraits would offend students.

Indiana University, located in Bloomington, Indiana (a red state), only hosted four conservative speakers during the last academic year.

Hobart and William Smith Colleges offers a course which alleges masculinity is “problematic” for society.

A team of researchers made an exhaustive search of movie reviews and found that the reviewers of them were overwhelmingly white and male: Perhaps it was more interesting research than watching the films themselves.

University of Wisconsin-Madison renamed its LGBT center because it may offend the gay community for being too exclusive of other alleged genders.

It’s an intriguing question, particularly given the interchangeability of the NEA and the DNC over the past several decades.

In, of course, The Washington Post.

And in California, no less.

The effort to rename public schools has apparently given administrators of them a new lease on life.

Marquette University outlines how students can “evangelize” but not “proselyte” on their college campus, which is a Catholic higher education institution.

A Marquette University professor recounted, in a diary, of the ‘barrage of microaggressions’ she goes through in order to deal with her ‘whiteness.’