[SeekAndFind]

Note that the Forbidden Courses do not steer away from current focuses on hot topics.  Here are the opening courses:

 Session I: 

• free vs. unfree societies in the 20th century
• free speech, religion, and women's rights
• approaches to climate change
• the psychology of social status

Session II:

• varieties of feminism
• ideology
• capitalism: catastrophe or triumph?
• black-male writing from Richard Wright to Ta-Nehisi Coates

UATX is currently seeking authorization from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board to offer degrees as a private postsecondary educational institution and is pursuing accreditation eligibility from an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.  Once the institution receives these two authorities, the school will implement five centers of inquiry: the Center for Politics, Economics, and Applied History; Center for Theoretical and Experimental Science; Center for Mathematics, Technology, and Engineering; Center for Education and Public Service; and Center for Arts and Letters.

UATX declares: "For universities to serve their purpose [the unfettered pursuit of truth] they must be fully committed to freedom of inquiry, freedom of conscience, and civil discourse.  In order to maintain these principles, UATX will be fiercely independent — financially, intellectually, and politically."

[Falconspeed]

All “varieties of feminism” lead to one brand of Marxism. Funny how ladies fail to acknowledge that “feminism” was a term created by men to sell books, just like Dianetics was created by a guy who wanted to make money.

[FlyingEagle]

Looks like Woke U.