Social Justice

Speaking in South Africa this week, Barack Obama said that no one should tell white males that they lack standing to speak on certain matters.

Children’s books across every genre need to feature more black characters in central roles, according to a government-funded report on UK-published literature.

Matt Rivitz, a San Francisco-based ad executive, was outed as the founder of Sleeping Giants, the anonymous leftist group that threatens advertisers with boycotts until they pull advertising from conservatives, in a Monday Daily Caller News Foundation (DCNF) report.

A campus minister at Villanova University is facing child pornography charges.

Controversy has erupted at the University of Kansas over their decision to fly a defaced American flag on campus.

University of Toronto Professor Jessica F. Green argued that academia needs even more activism in a column for the Chronicle this week.

The University of Minnesota has announced a proposed policy could lead to firings for professors who refuse to use non-traditional gender pronouns.

The Art Institute of Portland announced today that it would permanently shut down, making it the second college in the area to close this summer.

An opinion column published by USA Today makes the case that universities specifically avoided controversial speakers this commencement season.

In a bizarre Twitter outburst, Elon Musk implied that one of the heroes of the Thai cave rescue, who criticized Musk’s submarine as a “PR Stunt,” is a pedophile.

Reality TV star and entrepreneur Kim Kardashian is asking California Gov. Jerry Brown to sign a bill, Assembly Bill 2550, that aims to protect the rights of female prison inmates.

Over the last few years, a select few schools around the country have shown the high cost of catering to the demands of partisan activist groups and mobs of social justice warriors.

“In the face of right-wing attacks on public education and labor, we have come to understand that when we walk the walk with the community, we become exponentially more powerful,” she said, referring to how unions have joined forces with other progressive causes.

A new job listing for Portland State University seeks to fill a teaching position with a “practitioner of feminist activism.”

The Iranian government publicly flogged a young man, identified only as “M.R.”, 80 times on his back on Tuesday for committing the crime of drinking alcohol during a wedding ceremony when he was 15, over ten years ago.

A new measure unveiled in Afghanistan in July to prohibit government health personnel from performing “invasive and medically meaningless vaginal and anal exams” on women and girls to ascertain whether they are “virgins” is a step in the right direction to protect women’s rights, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said this week in a statement welcoming the policy.

The governor wrote, “This is so broad that licensed professionals would be prohibited from counseling an individual even at the individual’s own request.”

An academic at a British fashion college recently published a research paper on the “lived experience” of wearing shoes and walking.

A Florida commission says the Obama-era PROMISE social justice program that allowed threatening and assaultive students identified as minorities to avoid normal channels of school discipline is not to blame for the Parkland school massacre in February by confessed shooter Nikolas Cruz.

British fitness expert and television presenter Davina McCall says that she has banned scales from her home to promote body positivity.

Professors at the University of Wyoming say the school’s new cowboy slogan promotes “white heterosexual” masculinity.

New reports suggest that social justice haven Oberlin College is facing a myriad of financial issues.

Ireland’s feminist culture minister is pushing a policy to ensure that half of all plays staged in Ireland are written by women within five years as part of a broader “gender equality” campaign.

The organizers of the left-wing Women’s March failed to include Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s name in a statement opposing his nomination announced on Monday evening.

The sociology department at UC Santa Barbara published a website that argues that children as young as four should engage in “sexual play.”

New reports suggest that Harvard and Yale are ignoring Federal guidelines against the use of race in university admissions.

A professor at the University of Tulsa is concerned that a popular YouTube talk show about buffalo wings is sexist because it hasn’t had enough female guests.

The former president and CEO of Planned Parenthood said the recent victory of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez over Rep. Joe Crowley in New York proves, “The future is Latina.”

“Clearly, saying ‘precedent’ alone can no longer be an acceptable answer or standard by which senators can accurately judge,” said Dawn Laguens at a press conference.

The grand opening of the revitalized Gateway Arch National Park in St. Louis had to be restaged to reflect city’s “diversity.”

Two new animated series are inserting the LGBTQ agenda into children’s programming, indlucing Netflix animated superhero series Super Drags.

New reports suggest that 25 percent of private colleges are spending more than they are taking in.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled on Friday that Marquette University wrongly fired a professor for opinions he posted on a personal blog.

State employees who are administrators and not members of a union will no longer have agency fees deducted from their paychecks beginning July 11, announced New York Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli’s office, reports WGRZ. For rank-and-file employees, the deductions will end July 19.

A professor at Kansas State University argues that virtual assistants like Siri and Alexa are sexist because they have female voices.