USC students are demanding their school offer a minor in Social Justice which makes sense since there are so many high paying jobs in that field.

Blake Neff reports at the Daily Caller.

South Carolina Students Walk Out, Demand Right To Minor In ‘Social Justice’

Students at the University of South Carolina (USC) are the latest to launch a large-scale campus protest inspired by the one at the University of Missouri. Students walked out of class Monday morning and called on administrators to submit to a list of 12 demands, which include allowing them to minor in “social justice.”

USC protesters labeled their effort USC 20/20 Vision, which partly reflects their demand that the university finish implementing the demands by the year 2020. Several dozen of them walked out of class Monday and paraded with signs to the school’s administration building, where they read their list of demands to administrators.

Most of the protesters’ demands are quite general, and similar to those which have been made during protests at other schools, such as Amherst, Yale, and Mizzou. They want the school to work harder on recruiting minority students, want mandatory diversity training for all staff, and they want the school to establish more gender-neutral housing and bathrooms while requiring staff to refer to students by their personal preferred pronouns.