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WSJ: How DEI is Bringing Tyranny on Campus
March 18, 2023
The Editorial Board of the the Wall Street Journal highlights the recent incident at Stanford Law School where a Federal Judge was not only interrupted by students but lectured by the assistant dean for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) who had already sent out an email stating her disapproval of the Judge, demonstrating that DEI officers are more interested in promoting ideological conformity than diversity.
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Ho and Branch: Law Schools have Become laboratories of Divisiveness, not Leadership
March 15, 2023
Federal judges James C. Ho and Elizabeth L. Branch writing in National Review Online (NRO) discuss the recent silencing of discourse on various campuses of invited speakers including Federal judges by not only students but University leadership as well, making the point that « Administrators who promote intolerance don’t belong in legal education. And students who practice intolerance don’t belong in the legal profession. »
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Australian Business School Forces « Woke » Privilege Exercise on Students
March 15, 2023
Monash University Business School in Australia is making news this week for forcing students to evaluate their « privilege » with a graph that divides « privilege » and « oppression » based on human traits including ethnicity and economic status.
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Federal Judge Taunted by DEI Dean and Students at Federalist Society Campus Event
March 15, 2023
A recent Federalist Society Campus event at Stanford University, featuring invited speaker Federal Judge Kyle Duncan, was interrupted by student protestors and the associate dean of diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) who took the stage and accused the Judge of causing harm and suggested the school reconsider its policies on free speech.
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China Increases its Military Spending by 7.2%
March 08, 2023
China has announced a 7.2% increase in its defense budget for the coming year, making it the world’s second-largest military budget behind the United States.
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