College Profs Investigated for Acknowledging Existence of Other Opinions

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PJ Media:

Tom Knighton

June 23, 2016

 

Each generation looks back at the generation behind it and weeps. Surely these children will be the death of our society, they think. Well, people looking at the current crop of American college students -- and the administrators who enable them -- while thinking such things may very well be right.

 

On top of the myriad other nonsense on college campuses, it now seems that some professors are being investigated for admitting that the Official Line ™ isn't the only opinion out there:

 

Two professors at the University of Northern Colorado were investigated after students complained that they were forced to hear opposing viewpoints.

 

The complaints were made to Northern Colorado's "Bias Response Team," an Orwellian office on campus that asks students to report their peers and professors for anything that upsets or offends them. When the news outlet Heat Street made an open records request for some of the complaints, it discovered that two students had become so upset about having to hear an opinion they disagreed with they filed reports with school administrators.

 

And rather than telling the students to buck up because they might hear those opinions outside of college or on the news or in the media, the schools told the professors to stop teaching that there's an alternate viewpoint.

 

 

In at least one of the cases, a transgendered student was offended merely because the professor acknowledged the opinion that some believe transgender isn't a real thing.

 

He's not accused of arguing that position, even for the sake of argument. Nope. Just admitting that it exists was too offensive.

 

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