[js1138]

How is it unfair to prevent someone from teaching something the university does not want taught? As a conservative, is it your position that an employer has no right to determine what employees do in their official capacities?

Suppose Baylor found itself with a tenured professor who wished to teach Mark Twain’s Letters From the Earth as the primary source in an introductory religion class. Or a tenured history professor who wished to deny the Holocaust?

[AndrewC]

How is it unfair to prevent someone from teaching something the university does not want taught? As a conservative, is it your position that an employer has no right to determine what employees do in their official capacities?

So you admit that the universities are lying about the reason for the "non-termination" terminations? And about the employers, reread my answer to you about Ms. Comer.