DEI Was the Biggest Con of the Century
DEI was the biggest con of the century, embedding bureaucratic hustlers in academia while fueling ideological extremism—now, as it collapses, new labels emerge to mask its failure.
The Diversity Officer Employment Aptitude Test
This assessment reveals if you are a good candidate.
What’s Happening on Campus?
There’s much to see . . . you just won’t see it here.
The $36 Million Question College Presidents Won’t Answer
Defaming someone as a “racist” now carries a hefty price tag, even when it’s a powerful and wealthy institution trying to crush a small business.
Restoring the Authentic Enlightened University
How Americans can expunge the social fantasy and pseudoscience of antiracism from their universities.
Games or Grooming?
The modestly educated and malignly motivated amateur psychotherapists of student affairs have an agenda and they are advancing it through freshman orientation.
How Academic Leftists Imagine They Are Under Siege and Miss the Real Siege
The colonizing functionaries of woke college bureaucracies will eventually get around to eating their most vociferous defenders. It’s just a matter of time.
Calling Out the Cult of
Social Justice Education
The original name for these activities was communist “re-education.”
Hillsdale’s Larry Arnn Is
Over the Target
His comments about education schools were a clear-eyed revelation of the cronyism and professional incest that has emerged between university graduate programs and university bureaucracies.
Jennifer Ruth’s Useful Idiocy
Powerful forces are indeed taking aim at academic freedom, as Jennifer Ruth contends, but they are not politicians. They are ideologues who increasingly infest and control university bureaucracies.
Dismantling the Racialists’ Medievalism
Calling out the bluff and bluster of critical race theory’s fake ”white supremacy culture” list.
Minute 14 for Robin DiAngelo
It’s minute 14 for Robin DiAngelo, and the clock is ticking. Perhaps it’s time for her to bank those royalties, cash those speaker-fee checks, and fade out of the public consciousness.