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DePaul to host it's first diversity summitt

SGA Diversity Summit

http://depaulsga.org/

As the website for DePaul Student Government shows, once again DePaul must make offerings to the altar of diversity. Having an Office of Diversity Education, or several classes and programs aimed at supporting diversity is not enough. Now, they must call on the entire university to come together for a summit.

To offer some commentary for readers, the site states that DePaul is in a city founded by such culturally diverse people, as if they came to Chicago for the sake of diversity. They came of economic opportunity offered through Capitalism in case DePaul has forgotten.  So before institutions want to go tearing down Capitalism with their overwhelming leftist bias, remember that's what made America a "melting pot".

 

And the Winner is...

Texas has won the BCS Title.

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(Prof. Dana Cloud celebrates the Biased Classroom Series Championship)

No, not the football one, but they have won the Biased Classroom Series Championship.

Yes, Alabama had a policy that could silence the most simple expression of Patriotism. However, Texas just has too many threats to the integrity of higher education to be stopped from taking this award.

While we've already chronicled the "journalism professor", Robert Jensen, there are others that are representative of a faculty that expresses an overwhelming liberal bias.

Dana Cloud:

Teaches a course that advocated engagement in the liberal social movements in the country or is blogging on her site "TX commie". Her efforts to create a biased classroom are enough for David Horowitz to have named her one of the 101 most dangerous academics in America.

However, there's also the likes of Ben Carrington.

He has an expertise on Marxist critiques of sports. How ironic? He complains in his work that athletic competition is a form of exploitation like capitalism, but he just was a part of a winning team in a similar competition.

While 'Bama has their share of lefty professors, they just don't have the same impact these playmakers in Austin have.

Longhorns, raise that Chairman Mao Trophy!

 

 

 

Alabama has their own answer to Texas' radical bias

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Texas got the BCS (Biased Classroom Series) Championship off to a fast start with their very own Robert Jensen blaming whites and capitalism for the world's problem, while celebrating the end of the American Dream. However, if you think the defense of the SEC is suffocating when it comes to football, the university policies at U of Alabama shut down free speech and expression more than Nick Saban's team shut down Tim Tebow last December.

 

Read more: Alabama has their own answer to Texas' radical bias

   

"The Longhorns have won the toss and have chosen to indoctrinate"

For the first round of the BCS (Biased Classroom Series) Championship, Texas will strike first in our effort to determine which school is the more liberally biased between the Longhorns and Crimson Tide, as they get ready to face off in the college football title game.

This institution of higher learning seems to be a surprising pick to be radically biased, as it is deep in red state territory. However, the effort to expose its leftist problem starts with a journalism professor, Robert Jensen.  With the typical left-leaning slant the media seems to take these days (except Fox News), it's expected those working in journalism learn those practices somewhere. With that, CampusLIE expects this professor to teach journalism with a liberal slant...

REVERSE!!!....

Read more: "The Longhorns have won the toss and have chosen to indoctrinate"

 

CampusLIE Biased Classroom Series Championship!

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For those who do not subscribe to the ideas of Marxism, white privilege, communism, feminism, the destruction of the Second Amendment, socialism, worshiping at the altar of Al Gore, or whatever you find by walking into a random lecture, college football is one of the great breaks from the endless stream of liberal propaganda found in the classroom. There's competition. What a team earns isn't redistributed to the team that earns less, and a winner is crowned because of merit and not because of their demographic fields. May I also mention the blind nationalism that is school spirit? What isn't there to love (besides the USC Trojans)?

Read more: CampusLIE Biased Classroom Series Championship!

   

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