Interesting. Would be curious to see similar studies in different countries, esp. free higher education ones, because from my personal French experience my intuition would have differed. Would be curious of some form of breakdown of humanities vs science too.
College may decrease racial prejudice, but it increases ideological prejudice. College grads become less tolerant of people on the other side of political issues. New research on a big problem.https://heterodoxacademy.org/research-summary-education-ideological-prejudice/ …
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Solution: more college.
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Seems likely when a university department turns the dial down on actual critical scholarship and turns up the dial on activism instead
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I imagine post-grad professional career life does the opposite. Especially once grads have earned financial freedom of some kind or settled down to family life.
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You mean college's generally trend towards leftism? Not to be rude but aren't most of the humanities dominated near exclusively by non-classical liberals, socialsits and Marxists? Not really much of an insight is it....
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This is counter-intuitive! The more a person learns the more the person is fixated on an ideology?
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Have you seen a Trump rally? I wonder how well this study was designed.
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