…Personality and Social Psychology’s Diversity and Climate Survey revealed that almost 90 percent of their members who took the survey self-identify as liberals—but fewer than 5 percent identify as conservatives….
…fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. George Leef: Dismantling Diversity In the Supreme Court’s most important education decision of the year, Fisher v. Texas, the justices threw a constitutional wrench…
In recent years, the landscape of higher education has been increasingly dominated by the rhetoric and initiatives of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI). Universities have dedicated numerous resources to pushing…
…adopt “diversity” policies having nothing to do with educational excellence and which would sink law schools further into the morass of social engineering. “Unless the ABA eliminates all requirements of…
…demanding such pledges. But the policy itself is content-neutral. It will also prevent hiring committees, tenure committees, and admissions offices from requiring applicants to submit “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” statements,…
…can mismatch students and schools. At least sometimes, students admitted to fulfill perceived diversity needs are far behind their classmates in academic ability and find the level of rigor in…
…veiled attempt to manipulate the playing field for the sake of diversity. NCACTE recently explained its concerns about standardized tests, stating, “Entry and licensure exams serve as barriers to placing…
…but stated there was a compelling state interest in intellectual but not simple ethnic diversity, so that colleges could use an applicant’s race as a “‘plus’ factor.” Although Powell’s opinion…
…policies supposedly serve “diversity.” In “A Critique of ‘Social Justice’ Ideology: Thinking Through Marx and Nietzsche,” Rectenwald explains how wokeism, diversity, and social justice rely on “standpoint epistemology.” Originating with…