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“Social justice” subjectivity and advocacy have replaced the search for reality and truth in schools and universities. Objectivity is viewed as a tool that straight white men use to suppress females, people of color, and those of various sexualities. Today, in universities, identity is the most important “reality,” and everyone has their “own truth.” If you argue along with science that men and women are biologically different, you are rejected as sexist. If you argue along with science that men cannot be women and women cannot be men, you are rejected as a transphobe. If you argue that African American culture has serious problems, you are rejected as a racist. If you argue that there is discrimination in favor of, not against females, you are rejected as a sexist. Research and evidence on such matters are suppressed. There is not just peer pressure against views contrary to “social justice” fantasies, but these views are actively suppressed by administrators, the many “equity, diversity, and inclusion” officers, whose job is to suppress them.

face it, the ivy plague "schools" passed mediocrity on the way down years ago.

I mean come on: algore? gw boosche? barkie? moochelle?

the only thing harder than getting into ivy plague is failing to graduate.

they should all be burnt to the ground.

This happened because conservatives refuse to become teachers. They are much too good for that, don’t you know. So now the hand that rocks the cradle is almost uniformly liberal, and conservatives sit around whining all day long about the direction our country is going.

The die was cast 'way back in the '60s when college administrators bowed to the radicals and let them take over the universities. That radicalism has spread to all levels of government education as grads steeped in college-level Marxism took over as new crops of K-12 teachers.

The problem has been apparent to me over the past 30 years. But when I've tried to raise awareness even among my conservative friends, the reaction has been total apathy. The termites have bored so deeply into our government's structure I doubt we can keep the house from falling down.

To the writer Salzmann. For Pete’s sake, if you are talking about some kind of television/cable show, tell us about it, not just it’s title.

Is it based on Trevor Loudon’s two books of the same name, “The Enemies Within” and “The Enemies Within: Communists, Marxists, and Socialists in the US Congress”, 2010 and 2013-15?

He also has a documentary with that same name.

If not Loudon, then who wrote this television series, where is is showing, when, etc?

The subject sounds very interesting and I’d like to see the series.