Social Justice

A new workshop at the University of North Carolina Charlotte aims to help white students achieve “white consciousness.”

Mainstream media outlets ran numerous op-eds on Tuesday criticizing the Emmy Awards for promoting diversity, but then failing to give awards to “people of color.” 

Citing his loyalty to the BDS movement, professor John Cheney-Lippold at the University of Michigan refused to write a recommendation letter for a student planning to study in Israel.

Freshmen at Columbia University were forced to attend a three-hour workshop on identity politics as part of their orientation this fall.

During the opening monologue of the Emmy Awards tonight, hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost of SNL fame went after Roseanne Barr and made predictable jokes about Nazis.

The NIH – which is part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services – has seen fit to award the researchers $5.7 million in taxpayer funds for a longitudinal study of these children. The results are expected to give the governmental seal of approval to justify administering life-altering drugs to young children who have no way of currently understanding what their lives will be like as a result.

Rapper Meek Mill said that critics of former NFL quarterback-turned social justice activist Colin Kaepernick are trying to “lynch his bank account” in a new interview.

Saint Louis University has turned heads this week in the aftermath of major layoffs by announcing that it had purchased thousand of Amazon Echo devices for students.

A new survey out of Yale University revealed that there are more LGBTQ freshmen than conservative freshmen.

Actor Sean Penn criticized the #MeToo movement that has dominated the worlds of entertainment and media over the past year, arguing that its “spirit” places a “divide” between men and women.

Actress Anne Hathaway said that it was time to destroy the “myth” of “whiteness” during a speech at the Human Rights Campaign annual dinner Saturday.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — There are critical points about the 70th Emmy Awards to keep in mind, starting with this: The ceremony airs Monday.

Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder Charlie Kirk gave a speech at the Phyllis Schlafly Eagles’ 47th Eagle Council Friday, hitting many of the notes of his college campus tours for a more traditional conservative audience.

“Sex and The City” actress and shoe designer Sarah Jessica Parker had her New York City shoe store opening crashed by anti-fur activists who slammed her and her husband, Matthew Broderick, for wearing fur.

The Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) approved Friday their unanimous decision to continue to describe the “heroism” of Alamo defenders and teach the William B. Travis letter “To the People of Texas and All Americans in the World,” also known as “Victory or Death” in seventh grade social studies lessons.

Students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are arguing that the serving of ice cream in facilities like dining halls makes Muslims, Jewish, and vegan students feel unwelcome on campus.

Comedian Kathy Griffin is set to receive a ‘Comedian of the Year’ award at the upcoming Palm Springs Comedy Festival in November.

A New Jersey middle school teacher encouraged students to be sympathetic with “Osama” during a lesson on September 11.

The University of Maryland at College Park announced on Friday that they will be offering a support group called “White Awake” for white students who need help to talk about living in an increasingly diverse country.

Tech entrepreneur Peter Thiel argued that groupthink is a major issue on college campuses during an interview with Dave Rubin this week.

The Department of Education is investigating Tulane University over a series of scholarships that are only offered to women.

A law professor at the University of Missouri argued recently that minority students should develop the ability to “threaten costly unrest.”

NYU Professor Avital Ronell, who been accused of inappropriate sexual behavior with young men on more than one occasion, is now facing a backlash against her scholarly work.

A blog post by an Evergreen State College professor reveals that the school is suffering from serious enrollment issues in the aftermath of the 2017 riots, with freshmen enrollment dropping nearly 50 percent.

The Trump administration is investigating a 2011 case of alleged anti-semitism at Rutgers University.

Left-wing activists from the group “Class War” have abused Jacob Rees-Mogg’s small children, repeatedly telling them that people “hate” their “daddy”.

Game of Thrones star Kit Harrington ripped Marvel Studios, saying gay people suffer from a lack of representation in the film company’s superhero movies.

Computer programming language Python is set to change the well established “master” and “slave” terminology in its documentation and code to appease activists who claim the terms are offensive.

A leftist student group defended Stalin’s gulag labour camps Tuesday, calling them more “compassionate” than the “western, capitalist notion of prison”.

Comedian Norm Macdonald said in an interview published Tuesday that the #MeToo movement could eventually end with an innocent person committing suicide over a false allegation.

This year’s CMT “Artist of the Year” awards will exclusively honor women, according to reports.

A new report revealed that the Ohio State University’s diversity office has a $7.3 million budget and 88 employees.

A column in Slate Magazine this week from a professor at Ripon College argues that their campus doesn’t need a 9/11 flag memorial.

A professor at the University of Massachusetts Boston told his students that American foreign policy is responsible for acts of terrorism like the September 11 attacks.

A new math course at Penn State University this semester has a bizarre focus on Hillary Clinton’s “strong character.”