Many public universities (which are arms of the state) now require candidates for faculty positions to pledge their 'commitment to the values of equity, diversity, & inclusion'. Is this an unconstitutional form of 'compelled speech' (a political litmus test)?
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Is there anything wrong with equity, diversity or inclusion as values?
Would there be anything wrong with a public university required a declaration of support for 'freedom, faith, and family' as values?
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“I would like to be a professor here.” Well, you will need to swear this oath to equity and inclusion. “Well, I welcome literally anyone in my class, so we’re cool right?” That’s not enough. You have to use the WORDS...
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Faith -> problem with separation of church/state. Freedom sounds fine. Family, I might have to think more about. I understand your point though, and it is interesting :)
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