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Two college professors at the University of Colorado-Denver asserted science teachers have to combat “whiteness” in their classrooms.

Conservative scholar Charles Murray spoke at Middlebury College last year and was shouted down by protesters who claimed that the scholar was a fascist and racist because of some of his past writings on economics and society.

DePaul University, a higher education institution located in Chicago, Illinois, had previously ruled that the Young Americans for Liberty chapter could not invite conservative YouTube commentator Steven Crowder to their campus.

A joint study conducted by Gallup, the Knight Foundation, and other foundations recently surveyed American college students on the First Amendment, otherwise known as the freedom of speech.

This should have given us an idea of what we were in for.

Could this be a trend?

Two professors at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte made a case in a journal article of how white conservative teachers are most likely to be unfit to teach minorities, if they do not accept social justice tenets and ideology. 

An all-women’s college published a guide that recommended students and teachers to not refer to gender and to contribute to the creation of a gender-neutral environment.

A San Diego high schoolteacher was fired due to anti-military comments he gave in a classroom lecture, upsetting the San Diego community, which home to a U.S. naval base.

Laurence Tribe, an anti-Trump professor at Harvard, will be teaching a course on impeachment in the Trump era and it requires a CV in order to be one of the dozen students in the course.

A political science professor in California has been on sick leave since mid-January 2018 due to her concerns she is in danger, after news of her anti-Trump exam question was made public.

A pro-life student group won a lawsuit against Miami University of Ohio over mandatory “trigger warnings” for its cross display, which illustrated how many lives were lost due to abortion.