Ben Jealous, the former president of the NAACP, is running for governor as a Democratic Party candidate against Republican incumbent Governor Larry Hogan. Jealous beat a more moderate, business-friendly Democrat in the primary, and has…
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Leader of Arizona “Red for Ed” Glad Senator McCain Passed Away
A leader of the teacher activist group called “Red for Ed” recently posted on social media that he is “not sorry” that Arizona Republican Senator John McCain passed away due to brain cancer at age 81.
Cornell Students Used Loophole to Duplicate Club Funds
Cornell University realized that its club rules left a loophole, where existing clubs could set up ‘shadow’ clubs to have excess funds for the parent club.
University of Colorado-Boulder Library Uses ‘Ethical’ Search Terms to Avoid Use of ‘Illegal Aliens’
University of Colorado-Boulder’s library does not like the term ‘illegal alien’ and is going out of its way to make sure it doesn’t become a search term.
Professor: ‘Ecosexuality’ is a Part of ‘Environmental Activist Strategy’
A college professor claimed that ‘ecosexuality’ is a part of ‘environmental activist strategy,’ where Mother Earth and sexuality are intertwined.
‘Feminist Parenting’ Facilitation Offered for Parents at University of Kansas
The University of Kansas is facilitating a so-called ‘feminist parenting group’ to help parents raise their children in radical feminist dogma.
Brown University is Allegedly Sending Conflicting Messages on Illegal Drug Use
Apparently, Brown University is offering conflicting advice to students on the dangers of taking illegal drugs.
PETA Sues Texas A&M over Deleting Facebook Comments
PETA is suing Texas A&M for deleting anti-research comments on the university’s Facebook page, which criticize the university for using dogs in scientific research.
Criminology Professors: Classify ‘Alt-Right’ Protesters as Street Gang Members
A couple of criminology professors contend that “alt-right” protesters should be treated as street gangs, but were silent on the “Antifa” (i.e. anti-fascist) protesters who also ignite violence.
University of Colorado’s Sociology Department Offers Course on ‘Whiteness’
University of Colorado-Boulder’s sociology department offers a “Whiteness Studies” class this upcoming fall semester, which analyzes ‘whiteness’ and critically thinks about it.