Articles by Accuracy in Academia

A study claimed that white students’ racism can be traced to microaggressions, or when people feel “triggered” and upset by things people say and do.

A controversy made waves when a librarian named Liz Phipps Soeiro rejected Dr. Seuss-written books donated to the library where she works from First Lady Melania Trump.

Protesters at Harvard University called President Trump’s Department of Education Secretary Betsy Devos a “white supremacist,” without providing proof except for her Caucasian heritage.

Say what? Anger can be linked to conservative views on economics, claimed a study done by the University of Cincinnati.

Marquette University is going to hold a “Pride Prom” on its college campus, which as a Catholic institution, offended alumni and donors for allegedly pushing LGBTQIA agenda on its campus.

At a ‘Take a Knee’ rally at Cornell University, which was to protest racial injustice in America (and was inspired by football athlete Colin Kaepernick), a professor led a chant of “Free Palestine.”

The Princetonian, a campus newspaper at Princeton, decided to no longer publish editorials by students from a diverse political background and will go the unsigned editorial route.

University of North Carolina-Charlotte offers 345 courses related to the subject of diversity. Does that seem excessive?

The way that black quarterbacks are described could be racist, professors allege in a journal article.

A gender neutral reading of the Declaration of Independence took place at an Arizona elementary school, shocking at least one parent.

Two more hate speech hoaxes? A student resolution at Cornell University condemned two allegations of hate speech on the college campus, but it’s yet to be seen if they were made up or not.

A feminist academic group realized that 7% of observed gender pay gap is due to discrimination, which is much lower than the activists would say.