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kids don't become more liberal in college because of indoctrinating pedagogy, it happens because they leave the house they grew up in and socialize with a wider variety of people
kids don't become more liberal in college because of indoctrinating pedagogy, it happens because they leave the house they grew up in and socialize with a wider variety of people
kids aren't their parents' property
treating them that way, enforcing conformity with parental priorities and values is more or less abusive and deranged
if your kid is a copy of you, you did it wrong
swindling elders isn't very woke
1. Fundraising spam tactics are hallmarks of elder financial exploitation
2. The Dem establishment is in on it
3. Most of what is raised goes to fundraising consultants
4. Capitulation to legal threats by NYT and The Bulwark on a fully vetted storyScandal #1: The tactics exploit vulnerable seniors
The fundraising spam ecosystem depends on a captive pool of ~138,000 donors (avg. 75yo) that have given 100+ times to spam PACs. The most hooked donors donated thousands of times and are responding to these tactics dozens of times a day.Scandal #2: The Democratic establishment is in on it
This isn't a fringe-PAC problem. The DCCC, the DSCC, and the party's own leadership use the same vendors, the same tactics, and draw from the same captive pool of elderly donors.
Mothership's three founders came from the DCCC's digital team. Sapphire's founder was the DCCC's Chief Digital Officer. The DCCC's current executive director previously ran AmeriPAC, a notorious spam PAC and Mothership client. It's the same people running the party committees and spam operations.Scandal #3: The money doesn't go to help Democrats win elections
Upwards of 70-75% of what's raised via fundraising spam is plowed back into more fundraising. The consultants profit whether Democrats win or lose. As the DNC's autopsy warned, these consultants are getting generationally wealthy.https://data4democracy.substack.com/p/hook-and-squeezeScandal #4: Media suppression
After receiving a cease-and-desist letter from the DCCC and DSCC, the NYT killed the piece it had fact-checked, vetted, and scheduled. The same thing happened at The Bulwark where it stalled for months after legal threats from Mothership and PTP before a soft kill.
an antiwhite pogrom
mentioning gays and bisexuals as victims of the Nazis is too advanced for underclassmen, according to Texas Tech. cannot be part of core curriculum.
lol fully enforced conservative safe spaces
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/18/u...core-ios-share
extreme gender ideology and censorship, tbh
Ms. Schiller, the creative-writing professor, said the new directives restrict teaching about “sexual orientation” and “gender iden y” but do not define those terms. “They’re making us do the work of reading between the very obvious lines,” she said, “and overcomplying out of fear that we might be reported or separated from our work or disciplined.”
Jacob Bell, a Medieval historian, said he worried about hoextrew to discuss Joan of Arc, who was burned at the stake for, among other reasons, cross-dressing. Mr. Creighton’s memo about gender exempts biographical details of historically significant figures. Still, any references must be “purely incidental,” according to the April memo.Dr. Bell removed two weeks of study about Viking men and women. He said Viking mythological poems often featured gender-changing gods like Loki and Odin, material he no longer felt comfortable teaching.
When asked about Dr. Bell’s case, Mr. Creighton suggested that professors not make pre-emptive decisions and rather submit materials to the university system for review.
and got investigated by the FBI for it
www.tumblr.com/themidcentur...Bette Davis was the only white performer who agreed to be part of Hattie McDaniel's performing troupe to entertain Black servicemen during WWII.
as well as low key holocaust denial...for underclassmen at least
in loco parentis
One man — specifically U.S. Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. — shook hands with both John Quincy Adams (who was born in 1767) and JFK (who was elected president 193 years later).
Correlation is not causation, but it may not be nothing either.
https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2508037123Linking county-level data on the proportion of enslaved people in 1860 with structural inequality indicators from 1990 to 2000 and mortality outcomes from 2010 to 2020, we find that historical slavery is robustly associated with contemporary racial mortality gaps..
Because Doris Miller was black, Hegseth is taking his name off a ship
Doris Miller was raised on a farm outside Waco. During the attack on Pearl Harbor, as the military was still segregated, he was a mess attendant assigned to laundry duty. When the attack happened, without any gun training, he shot down Japanese planes and carried his commander to safety.
https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/20/polit...-hero-to-trump
Trump isn't fit to carry this man's shoes, tbh
Doris Miller being recognized as a military hero wasn't DEI, it was -- is -- factually true
Doris Miller got the Navy Cross at the time, when US armed forces were still segregated
Last edited by Winehole23; 08-20-2026 at 07:33 PM.
our bigoted, dishonorable DOD leadership totally notwithstanding
officially disfavored viewpoints are and will be censored under government duress, for college students
no clearer definition of political indoctrination exists
so much for the marketplace of ideas, Texas universities are covering themselves with disgrace and abandoning their charters
Last edited by Winehole23; 08-20-2026 at 07:50 PM.
The basic facts of the case are undisputed: On March 13, a group of 20 or so students sat in the audience while FIU President Jeanette Nuñez held an on-campus chat with former Major League Baseball star Alex Rodriguez. About a half hour into the program, the students stood up and unveiled shirts that said “ICE OFF FIU,” and stood silently for a few minutes. They then left the event.
Three months later, the school took disciplinary action against seven of the participating students for violating a policy against “expressive activities” indoors. Students were found to be in violation of the policy and were ordered to record two-minute videos to reflect on the policy and their conduct.As FIU police investigated the silent protest to determine if it was disruptive, an internal email from an FIU staffer who organized the event with Nuñez told investigators that the silent protest “did not disrupt the event,” and that no one present lodged any complaints about the action.
Nonetheless the school pressed forward with disciplining the students.https://www.wlrn.org/government-poli...ent-protestersFIU's attempt to justify punishing students for standing up with t-shirts in a university building takes the fundamental First Amendment issue "down a road not taken in any school speech case either by the Supreme Court or the Eleventh Circuit [Court of Appeals]," wrote Becerra.
She ruled that the school cannot continue to enforce its ban on “expressive activity” indoors, at least temporarily.
Happening at Texas Tech as well
victim of the Charlie Kirk lèse-majesté moral panic reinstated
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/24/b...core-ios-shareA private arbitrator has ordered The Washington Post to rehire the opinion columnist Karen Attiah, who was fired in September over her social media posts about the assassination of the conservative activist Charlie Kirk. It also ordered the company to compensate her with back pay.
Sarah Miller Espinosa, the arbitrator, said in a written decision Thursday that The Post “did not have good and sufficient cause” to terminate Ms. Attiah and “violated” its labor agreement, according to a copy of the decision shared with The New York Times by Ms. Attiah’s lawyers.
“The Washington Post failed to establish the grievant engaged in gross misconduct,” Ms. Espinosa wrote.
In a statement, Ms. Attiah said that she hoped the decision “sends a message to journalists and media ins utions everywhere that freedom of expression is always worth fighting for.” She said that she was “willing to go back” to her work at The Post, which she called “one of the world’s most storied newspapers.”
A&M too
not sure how you can teach Plato's Symposium, Taming of the Shrew and Midsummer Night's Dream without mentioning gender
www.nytimes.com/2026/09/03/b...the literal position of the Trump administration is that any school that has any more than a smattering of black students is engaged in illegal racial discrimination against whites
The Trump administration released new rules that could revoke tax-exempt status from any school offering targeted support to Black or other minority students, a sweeping change that opens another front in the president’s campaign to reshape American education.
The proposed regulations, which the Treasury Department published on Thursday, would add another element to the guidelines schools and other organizations must follow to qualify for tax-exempt status with the Internal Revenue Service. The rules would deny tax-exempt status to any school, including secondary schools and universities, if it has any policy or program, including admissions and scholarships, that the I.R.S. finds to be racially discriminatory.
Trump is resegregating the public and private spheres with a vengeance
Republican perverts want to inspect girls' genitals if they want to play sports
https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion...-girls-sports/
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