Downplaying is an offensive strategy. I don’t think it’s really the most effective; but we have to find something. Strong vocal opinions are only popular among a certain ideological subset; but the silent students will get degrees, too.
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Replying to @DykeVanTom @NancyARandazzo and
If curriculum had no effect on how students see the world no one would have bothered changing it "A prof told me there is no meaning. I took him at his word and stopped listening." Academe & media liability for cultural shift is res ipsa loquitur only question is proportion
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Replying to @timkowal @DykeVanTom and
What the article shows is that even if the problem is limited to “few radicals at few elite institutions”, it’s up to those in the institutions that value academic freedom to oppose it. Silence and passivity is acquiescence. Why is it mainly ppl on the *outside* fighting this?pic.twitter.com/ZSrLd2sLE5
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Perhaps because internal opposition isn’t visible to the outside world? If faculty argue that a new hire shouldn’t be a postmodernist, who will ever know?
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Replying to @NickWolfinger @i_aver and
Genuine question: is it OK for university job ads for tenure track faculty to require a 'demonstrated commitment to diversity, inclusion, and equity'? Or is that a dog whistle for requiring progressive values?
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Incredible that a public university like UW can discriminate so blatantly based on political orientation in its hiring. And that Washington state taxpayers acquiesce to it.
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