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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Princeton is trying to ride a high horse, but even their president acknowledges that a school can’t win a direct confrontation with the Trump Administration. So, Princeton is trying to stand in a mythical middle where schools push back in theory, but when the Administration fixates on them, they cave. It’s unclear that that’s a viable strategy.

Vanderbilt and WashU not only acknowledge the current political reality but place some philosophical and operational framework around it. It’s fine for a school’s scholars to take a mix of positions, but why should the university itself align with some, but not all of those positions? Why not stand for the right of professors from a variety of perspectives to share their views?

I am liberal and sometimes progressive, but one thing the Republicans have captured is that when woke becomes an ideology, it behaves similarly to other ideologies, namely it seeks to exclude other viewpoints. Universities should be about pursuing truth in all its forms. [/quote]
Because eventually you will have to limit those scholars if they are discriminators or assaulters? There’s a reason the too radical Palestine scholars and Amy wax were both censured from their campuses.

You literally cannot trust Amy wax to fairly assess the work of a black student- the woman has a firm distaste for people of color and thinks Jews are superior people.[/quote]

She also dislikes asians and unironically implies they have dual loyalties.[/quote]

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