Not All College Students Have Bought Into the Hysteria
There may be hope yet.
Ashe Schow of the Washington Examiner writes:
Students starting to push back against campus lunacy
Across the country, college campuses are abandoning their purpose of education and expanding the minds of young people in favor of “safe spaces” and witch hunts. And some students are tired of being silent.
Voices of dissent to this politically correct culture began popping up sporadically several weeks ago, before the campuses of Yale and the University of Missouri (and many more since) became engulfed in protests, in the area of anti-male campus sexual assault activism. In mid-October, George Lawlor of the University of Warwick refused to attend a “consent class” because, as he put it, he didn’t need to “be taught not to be a rapist.”
“That much comes naturally to me, as I am sure it does to the overwhelming majority of people you and I know,” Lowler wrote in his school newspaper. “Brand me a bigot, a misogynist, a rape apologist, I don’t care. I stand by that.”
Students starting to push back against campus lunacy (Washington Examiner)
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It would be interesting to see what proportion of STEM and business majors are participating in these protests compared to other majors.