…racial preferences to achieve the educational benefits of diversity, a school must show that no “workable race-neutral alternatives” would have produced them. What makes Harvard, Wisconsin, and Carolina stand out?…
…410: Seminar in Sand Management Department of Sociology: • SOC 105: Understanding Diversity This course will explore key issues facing diversity, such as, What is diversity? Does it involve Jews?…
…of diversity that really ought to matter—diversity of thought. Downs observes that while you’d think a university’s lawyer would be familiar with First Amendment law, that’s often not the case….
…great deal of mental twisting for a white or Asian liberal to espouse Affirmative Action and demand more diversity at Top-10 U while never even considering having her own child…
…one course with a “Diversity” classification. Though some of the options sound harmless (e.g., “Hispanic Literature I”), others are surely leftist and propagandistic in character (how could “Social Diversity &…
North Carolina State University has a new diversity czar. Apparently, “diversity czar” is the term de rigeur, as it was used without irony more than once by The News &…
…year, Moeser said “We must have the courage and the fortitude to stand by our beliefs and act upon them,” suggesting an alignment rather than a diversity of beliefs, and…
…vision of what a law school should be is shortsighted. Instead of incentivizing greater intellectual diversity, in the long run it could endanger the school’s academic standing and embolden campus…
An End to Excellence: How Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Undermine Our Medical Schools presents a detailed examination of how Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives in American medical schools compromise…
…of viewpoint diversity in academia. Jenna A. Robinson, president of the Martin Center, said, “We all know that there isn’t much viewpoint diversity on campuses. The question is what to…
