Posted on 12/26/2017 9:24:21 AM PST by John Semmens
Osaka University’s Kazue Muta alleges that the princes in Snow White and Sleeping Beauty were guilty of sexual assault. “Stories about kissing a comatose person without her permission promote sexual violence,” Muta said. “This is the wrong message for children to hear. These men had no right to force themselves on these women. A better lesson would be a story where these men respect the women’s right to be left alone.”
The University of California San Diego is weighing whether to impose disciplinary sanctions on Gregory Lu, a student who who put up posters of Kate Steinle (the young woman shot to death in 2015 by Jose Inez Garcia Zarate–an illegal immigrant) with the caption “she had dreams too.” Che Lopez, an investigator with the University’s Office for the Prevention of Harassment & Discrimination, called the poster “possibly a ‘hate crime.’ Let’s not forget that Mr. Garcia is a member of a legally protected racial minority.” At the same time, Lopez declined to even look for the students who tore down and ripped up the posters because “we can’t suppress freedom of speech.”
In related news, the University of California Los Angeles hosted a “Muslim American Workshop” where participants proposed policy suggestions that would help Muslim Americans. Among the suggestions were “banning anti-sharia laws” and “eliminating First Amendment protections against hate speech.” One participant explained that “Muslims won’t truly be free in this country until they can live under their own laws and prevent unbelievers from openly criticizing them.”
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https://azconservative.org/2017/12/23/dems-appalled-by-corporate-response-to-tax-cut-bill/
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Ethics at a university?
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