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yes indeed

I won't say that I agree that everything in that triangle is necessarily white supremacy, but that little snowflake MAGA student should have made arguments challenging the professor if he disagreed.

A free and open exchange of ideas.

In other words, the way college should (used to) be.

Indy would have quit his professorship and moved to a university that believed in academic freedom and shared his distaste for things Fascist.

A bigoted narrow minded politician gets a weeping letter from a whimpering punk and the University folds? I would ask, rhetorically "Have they no shame?" But the answer is self evident.

There has been a lot of turmoil at IU this year. First, a conference on medical issues in LGBTQ patients was canceled. Next, the faculty advisor to the student newspaper was fired, and the student staff was told only to report campus news, not national and international news. The students ignored this, and the faculty advisor is suing the university. Now this. The fascists in the state legislature want to control what's being taught.

It's very sad to see major universities turn flaccid in defense of academic freedom.

What if this went further and it can be proven in court that maga is a white nationalist movement?

At first glance, this might appear to be an attempt to foster a wide range of viewpoints and perspectives

Wrong.

This law was passed in order to require Universities to hire Profs who are flat-earthers, creationists, and social Darwinians
It means you don’t hire Profs who might encourage critical thinking, or Profs who might hurt MAGA fee-fees.