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Tag Archives: Political Correctness
The “Speech-Denialists”
GATESTONE by Daniel Mael June 2, 2015 On college campuses, teachers, students and sometimes even administrators seem to have become ever more eager to block any idea with which they disagree. Often it appears as if their first impulse is to … Continue reading
The Disappearance of Conservative Commencement Speakers, Bloomberg Harvard speech excerpt on political correctness
FIVETHIRTYEIGHT by Harry Enten May 28, 2014 Former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice recently pulled out of giving the commencement address at Rutgers University after students protested. Rice was just the latest would-be commencement speaker to face criticism and withdraw. The head … Continue reading
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Tagged Commencement, Conservative, Political Correctness, speakers
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The Closing of the Collegiate Mind
WALL STREET JOURNAL By Ruth Wisse May 11, 2014 There was a time when people looking for intellectual debate turned away from politics to the university. Political backrooms bred slogans and bagmen; universities fostered educated discussion. But when students in … Continue reading
Posted in Islam, Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Brandeis, Islam, Muslim, Political Correctness, University
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