[Gamecock]

[Glenmore]

It’s not just universities that require ‘Diversity Action Plans’ in their annual performance plans and rankings. I know at least one major corporation (Chevron) does too.

[Jim W N]

The Academic Elite. As bad or worse than the Political Elite. Academia is as rife with corruption and lies as the government.

[BBB333]

Ed Harken: A lot of you have been hearing the affiliates complaining about a lack of diversity on the news team.

Champ Kind: What in the hell’s diversity?

Ron Burgundy: Well, I could be wrong, but I believe diversity is an old, old wooden ship that was used during the Civil War era.

Ed Harken: Ron, I would be surprised if the affiliates were concerned about the lack of an old, old wooden ship, but nice try.

[Grampa Dave]

[Mamzelle]

A lot of money in this racket. Clemson U has a Diversity Czar that makes $185k. This week he’s teaching that being “on time for work” is racissss...

[jazusamo]

MAGA!

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[upchuck]

From the article:

You might ask, "Williams, what can be done?" Parents, donors and legislatures need to stop being lazy. Check to see whether a college has diversity mandates for faculty. Check to see whether campus speakers have been disinvited. College administrators have closed minds about their diversity agenda, but there's nothing more effective in opening up closed minds than the sound of pocketbooks snapping shut.

Or, parents, donors and legislatures can just check to see if the college has a conservative outlook. Like Hillsdale, Liberty, Bob Jones, et al.

[ChicagahAl]

...Fortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down loyalty oaths...

"FORTUNATELY"?!?!

Maybe not.

[Sergio]

bkmk

[DeweyCA]

FTA: By the way, the next time you hear a college president boasting about how diverse his college is, ask him how many Republican faculty members there are in his journalism, psychology, English and sociology departments. In many cases, there is none, and in others, the ratio of Democrats to Republicans might be 20-to-1. Nearly 100 percent of political campaign contributions from liberal arts faculty go to Democrats. At Cornell University, for example, 97 percent of contributions from faculty went to Democrats. At Georgetown University, it was 96 percent.

A study by my George Mason University colleague Daniel B. Klein, along with Charlotta Stern, titled “Professors and Their Politics: The Policy Views of Social Scientists” (http://tinyurl.com/qxne3db), concluded: “The academic social sciences are pretty much a one-party system. Were the Democratic tent broad, the one-party system might have intellectual diversity. But the data show almost no diversity of opinion among the Democratic professors when it comes to the regulatory, redistributive state: they like it. Especially when it comes to the minimum wage, workplace-safety regulation, pharmaceutical regulation, environmental regulation, discrimination regulation, gun control, income redistribution, and public schooling.”

I like how Walter Williams included good statistics and URL links in his article to give proof of what he wrote.