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Students walk in the courtyard of the law school at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Mich., in 2018.
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The university advises professors to address “characteristics of white supremacy culture” in their teaching, such as “worship of the written word.”
The entire law-school faculty is urged to attend a training session that covers “gender identity” and “preferred pronouns.” The presenters at this session suggest that faculty ask students about their “attractionality.”
About the Author
Timothy K. Minella is Director of Higher Education at the Goldwater Institute.
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The university advises professors to address “characteristics of white supremacy culture” in their teaching, such as “worship of the written word.”
The entire law-school faculty is urged to attend a training session that covers “gender identity” and “preferred pronouns.” The presenters at this session suggest that faculty ask students about their “attractionality.”
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About the Author
Timothy K. Minella is Director of Higher Education at the Goldwater Institute.
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