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More than two dozen scholars will be presenting on how capitalism and race at UCLA, at a daylong conference.

An allegedly-anti-capitalist college professor at Wisconsin makes $170,000 per year. Ironic?

Liberal billionaire George Soros is funding anti-capitalist efforts, and the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) is a part of the effort.

An anti-capitalist student group marched from campus to block traffic and shout slogans such as, “Whose streets? Our streets” at Indiana University.

From Campus Reform: The Gettysburg College Anti-Capitalist Collective (GACC) assembled a “Trump wall” made of paper boxes in the school’s library labeled, “THIS IS THE WALL THAT TRUMP IS BUILDING.” Seven individual signs plastered on the boxes raised criticisms of Trump’s executive order on immigration, laws pertaining to violence against police officers, the U.S. military […]

From Reason: Texas has a reputation as a business-friendly state that favors the free market and consumer choice over heavy government regulation. But when it comes to education reform and school choice, they’re actually behind the curve. Like parents in many states, those in Texas must send their children to public schools in their district […]

While conservatives identify the Orlando massacre as an Islamic terrorist attack and the left blames a variety of factors including conservatives and guns, the Black Lives Matter movement has published its own unique perspective on the cause of this atrocity. “Despite the media’s framing of this as a terrorist attack, we are very clear that […]

However, the cap doesn’t affect the University of Georgia or Georgia Tech. Hmm.

Editor’s Note: Maybe the ‘May Day’ activists need a refresher course in socialism. Mao Zedong’s Cultural Revolution during the 1960s was a disastrous failure and it created a capitalist society in rural China, noted one professor at an event held by the libertarian think tank Cato Institute. Humanities professor Frank Dikotter, who works at the University […]

From the College Fix: Jack Montague held his tongue for weeks after he mysteriously left Yale – right as the basketball team he led was blazing toward the NCAA Tournament. Now his lawyer says Montague “intends to sue” the school for an expulsion that “was wrong, unfairly determined, arbitrary, and excessive by any rational measure,” in […]

Oh, that doesn’t seem fair, right?   Photo by Jeffrey Beall

This is a headscratcher, via College Fix: This will surely give a lot more credibility to the University of Missouri student activist organization Concerned Student 1950: In a letter, they assert Mizzou’s administration has “scapegoated” communications professor Melissa Click merely because “she supported black students.”