Diversity - Page 76

August 18, 2022

Minneapolis teachers’ union educates about racism by embracing racial discrimination

Minneapolis teachers’ union, school system sign contract that lets them discriminate against White teachers and fire them simply because of their race.

August 18, 2022

Rushdie attack serves as warning about censorship, violence in US

Rushdie attack is an ominous reminder that dangerous attitudes about free speech and violence aren't just limited to authoritarian states like Iran.

August 14, 2022

Black media owner: We won't have ‘true democracy’ until there's ‘enough diversity in ownership' of media

Media company owner Byron Allen exclaimed that “true democracy” will not exist until there is diversity in media ownership on CNN's "Reliable Sources" Sunday.

August 10, 2022

Oberlin College may destroy 137-year-old family business thanks to left-wing activists

Oberlin students, administrators targeted 137-year-old family bakery and may shut it down because school won't pay $31.5 million it owes the business.

August 10, 2022

College freshman orientation materials emphasize DEI over free speech, report reveals

A report from Speech First found that less than one third of universities in the study discussed free speech in their freshman orientation materials.

August 4, 2022

San Diego schools try untested radical agenda to push for mediocrity

San Diego schools try setting aside tests as part of radical agenda that is really a push for mediocrity. System got caught dropping honors courses this time.

August 4, 2022

Universities embrace academia's woke insanity to crush free speech

Universities crush free speech and embrace academia's woke insanity by shutting down conservative opinion. Top institutions bow to their leftist students.

July 27, 2022

Parents push back on American colleges promoting DEI initiatives: 'DEI is dangerous'

Some 40 percent of the University of Washington's faculty recently rejected compliance in signing DEI statements. Here's how parents of college students can address DEI and other issues.

July 25, 2022

Dorn murder conviction signals citizens fed up with crime

St. Louis jury returns quick conviction in murder of retired police Captain Dorn, killed during the 2020 riots. Decision signals citizens fed up with crime.

July 22, 2022

Iowa hires two new diversity and inclusion positions as they continue to face race litigation

Iowa football players are alleged to have faced discrimination and harassment from coaches due to being black. Now the university has hired two new diversity staffers.