Academia's Days of Employing Radical Professors Are Numbered

[Free Vulcan]

As more radical professors are exposed as on-campus bullies and off-campus extremists, the credibility of the institutions that employ them crumbles.

Thanks to the growing number of eyes fixed like watchdogs on American colleges and universities are slowly starting to hold these academic activists accountable — and it’s about time.

Perhaps college administrators are also catching on to the notion that hiring racists and bigots to teach young minds is bad for business.

Remember when racist Trinity College sociology professor Johnny Eric Williams called white people “inhuman a-holes” who need to “die?”

He cost the school about $200,000 in donations and 16 students according to a report by Russell Blair at the Hartford Courant. It simply does not pay to hire racist radical lunatics like Williams.

Read more at: http://dailycaller.com/2017/12/29/academias-days-of-employing-radical-professors-are-numbered/

[Cyber Liberty]

Mizzou paid a very heavy price for their SJW racism.  The year after the BLM protests, and that Click woman demanding "some muscle" to have J-School students thrown out of her Safe Space in the Quad, the incoming class of Freshmen dropped Wayyyy off, the parents paying the bill all said, "No thanks.  Not sending my kid to a hotbed of hatred."

According to the NYT, no conservative publication that, Frosh enrollment is down 35% since the BLM blowup two years ago that lead to the Administration there to cave to all the demands.  And, surprisingly, Black enrollment is down even more than White.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/09/us/university-of-missouri-enrollment-protests-fallout.html?_r=0

[Free Vulcan]

I am of the firm belief that the FedGov needs to limit schools to spending the money they hand out only on majors that lead to real world jobs. If the colleges want Critical Intersectional Gender Race Theory and similar, they need to raise the money for it. Same goes for all the stupid on-campus social programs.

We have no more luxury to graduate fluff majors. The robots are coming, and degrees need to be in real world skills.