You sound like an idiot, indoctrinated in right wing garbage. |
It's similar to the extremists at Stanford Law School who only want to hear what they believe. |
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Conservative professor here. Actually, there is plenty of indoctrination and telling people what to think on both sides. I would not want to teach in Florida, either. |
In which institution exactly are you allowed conservative academic freedom? |
Zip. No surprise. |
DP I had conservative professors at Penn |
John McWhorter is anti-woke and he teaches at Columbia. Ken Starr taught at Pepperdine University and then became president of Baylor University Condoleeza Rice is director of the Hoover Institution at Standford Harvey Mansfield taught at Harvard |
A college in Maryland. |
Where, PP, are you allowed conservative academic freedom today? |
| I wonder why U Florida is doing so well in the rankings then? Someone must want to teach there. |
There are traditional conservative professors everywhere, just not fascists or racists or delusional demagogues. |
Ok well, you're responding to a person who moved to a red state from a blue state a year ago. The world doesn't owe me a state where everyone else agrees with me. I'm responsible for my own life and my own satisfaction, as are the liberal profs that don't want to live in Florida. See how that works? Neither conservatives nor liberals are entitled to having their policies enacted. That is how democracy works. |
NP. I'll respond. Off the top of my head, in the DC area where DCUM is based, there is George Mason University, where the law school and economics department lean right/libertarian and where the Koch Brothers-funded Mercatus Institute is based. (You can read more about Koch funding at GMU [and other universities] and the involvement of the Federalist Society in funding and hiring decisions here: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/05/05/us/koch-donors-george-mason.html). In addition, "GMU has a “green” rating from FIRE, the academic free-speech watchdog group, which means that “all members of the George Mason University community enjoy the right to freedom of speech and expression.” |
well, that's "today". Desantis' anti-education policy only just started. This will impact FL universities ability to attract talented professors for years to come, unless the people of FL vote in non-extremist governor who will allow academic institutions freedom to do what it does best, and for the governor to stay out of it. |