Faculty Lounge Law Professor: Being Black in America is a Disability Accuracy in Academia January 23, 2018 A law professor at Fordham made the claim that being a black American is a disability in U.S. society.
Faculty Lounge Complimenting a Disabled Person can be a Microaggression at Mizzou Spencer Irvine June 20, 2016 Calling a disabled person “inspiring” can be considered a microaggression at Mizzou. Wow.
Faculty Lounge Student Goes on Hunger Strike to Demand More Help for Disabled Students Spencer Irvine June 2, 2016 The student also called for the firing of Peter Singer from Princeton, who has called for the ending of lives of disabled infants.
Faculty Lounge Wheelchair Basketball Event Offends Student Activists Spencer Irvine March 21, 2016 Everyone is offended: The Red Eye, a popular recreational event at the University of Alberta, has been accused of promoting…
MLA, Perspectives MLA Stylebook: Capitalism Punishes the Disabled Poor Spencer Irvine January 22, 2016 Capitalism discriminates against the poor and disabled, one professor said during a panel entitled, “Disability and the Global South” at…
Faculty Lounge Academia Mistreating the Disabled Spencer Irvine November 12, 2015 Good take from the Academe Blog.
Faculty Lounge Princeton Professor’s Remarks on Killing Disabled Newborns leads to Protests, Calls for Resignation Spencer Irvine June 21, 2015 As Campus Reform reported: “Scores of disability activists descended upon Princeton University last week to demand the resignation of Professor…
Faculty Lounge Princeton Ethics Professor says ObamaCare should allow for Killing of Severely Disabled Infants Spencer Irvine April 22, 2015 As The College Fix reported, professor Peter Singer made these inflammatory remarks in a radio interview: “Singer contended the health-care…
Events, News, Perspectives Disability Rolls Balloon Malcolm A. Kline December 4, 2014 When a veteran academic finds something notable in a Republican president’s administration, it’s generally the expansion of a federal government…
