Michigan State Features Communist Professor On Constitution Day
Do I even have to ask if America’s founding fathers would approve? This goes beyond sorry and sad, this is an outrage.
Nicholas Kowalski of The College Conservative reports.
Communist Professor Speaks at Constitution Day
Constitution Day was intended to celebrate the most profound governing document the world has ever seen.
As of 2004 the U. S. federal government requires all universities and colleges receiving taxpayer funds to hold an event in honor of the Constitution, which was signed on September 17, 1787.
Michigan State University’s program consists of a panel of professors – including an outspoken communist. Mr. Curtis Stokes, a professor of political theory, will speak on Karl Marx and the Civil War.
Stokes, who self-identifies as a believer in communism, teaches courses on ”Black politics in the United States and Michigan, as well as Marxist and radical political thought.” He is also an active faculty member of the African American and African Studies department.
The radical thinker has authored or co-authored a handful of books, namely Race and Human Rights (MSU Press, 2009); Race in 21st Century America; Racial Liberalism and the Politics of Urban America; The State of Black Michigan, 1967-2007.
The following organizations are sponsoring the program: James Madison College; the Symposium on Science, Reason, & Modern Democracy in the Department of Political Science; the Jack Miller Center for Teaching America’s Founding Principles and History.
Why is a communist speaking at an event meant to promote the premises of limited government embedded within the Constitution? According to the University’s official webpage, ”Constitution Day is intended to increase student awareness and appreciation of this important document of freedom.”
Comments
I had Professor Stokes, he was very well read but only in his world view. Similar to the President, but firm in his convictions to his actions. I have to give him credit for that at least. You knew what he was and where he would always be. He didn’t have to be someone he wasn’t.
This is why Universities have become like the land line telephone. Some value, but greatly diminished with the neural like internet and cell phones.
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