https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articl...37167.html

One of Duke's most popular professors apparently forced out because he made a few students uncomfortable.

Sounds like they wanted to subject him to much of what China is doing in Xingjiang, re-education and monitoring.

"...Last week after Dean Kelley told him the provost rejected his appeal, according to Charney, she offered a yearly renewable adjunct teaching position when his contract expires next year. But she attached onerous conditions: Undergo diversity training, cease teaching required courses, accept heightened monitoring of his classes by colleagues, and forgo an appeal to the Faculty Hearing Committee...."

Just another example of PC running amok.


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They learned NOTHING from the lacrosse witch hunt.

what I don't understand is the value of the class itself.....

from what I gather, it's the same thing as 'auditing' this board.....

Why doesn't DOJ initiate a civil rights lawsuit against Duke?

(06-02-2018 12:00 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  Why doesn't DOJ initiate a civil rights lawsuit against Duke?

lol at 'rhetorical'....

(06-02-2018 11:02 AM)bullet Wrote:  https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articl...37167.html

One of Duke's most popular professors apparently forced out because he made a few students uncomfortable.

Sounds like they wanted to subject him to much of what China is doing in Xingjiang, re-education and monitoring.

"...Last week after Dean Kelley told him the provost rejected his appeal, according to Charney, she offered a yearly renewable adjunct teaching position when his contract expires next year. But she attached onerous conditions: Undergo diversity training, cease teaching required courses, accept heightened monitoring of his classes by colleagues, and forgo an appeal to the Faculty Hearing Committee...."

I'm confused...so private schools can't choose their teachers based upon their criteria? Someone needs to let Liberty University, hundreds of other private schools, and slews of private/charter secondary schools know.

"He requires all students — regardless of race, class, gender, or political persuasion — to justify their views with facts, evidence, and reasoned argument. "


Hahaha. Duke is about to get "mizzoued"

(06-03-2018 09:59 AM)shere khan Wrote:  "He requires all students — regardless of race, class, gender, or political persuasion — to justify their views with facts, evidence, and reasoned argument. "


Hahaha. Duke is about to get "mizzoued"

LOL. Duke is private. It also has an acceptance rate hovering in the single digits. Good luck going after them.

(06-03-2018 09:24 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  

(06-02-2018 11:02 AM)bullet Wrote:  https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articl...37167.html

One of Duke's most popular professors apparently forced out because he made a few students uncomfortable.

Sounds like they wanted to subject him to much of what China is doing in Xingjiang, re-education and monitoring.

"...Last week after Dean Kelley told him the provost rejected his appeal, according to Charney, she offered a yearly renewable adjunct teaching position when his contract expires next year. But she attached onerous conditions: Undergo diversity training, cease teaching required courses, accept heightened monitoring of his classes by colleagues, and forgo an appeal to the Faculty Hearing Committee...."

I'm confused...so private schools can't choose their teachers based upon their criteria? Someone needs to let Liberty University, hundreds of other private schools, and slews of private/charter secondary schools know.

Read the article. Duke didn't follow their own procedures.

(06-03-2018 11:25 AM)bullet Wrote:  

(06-03-2018 09:24 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  

(06-02-2018 11:02 AM)bullet Wrote:  https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articl...37167.html

One of Duke's most popular professors apparently forced out because he made a few students uncomfortable.

Sounds like they wanted to subject him to much of what China is doing in Xingjiang, re-education and monitoring.

"...Last week after Dean Kelley told him the provost rejected his appeal, according to Charney, she offered a yearly renewable adjunct teaching position when his contract expires next year. But she attached onerous conditions: Undergo diversity training, cease teaching required courses, accept heightened monitoring of his classes by colleagues, and forgo an appeal to the Faculty Hearing Committee...."

I'm confused...so private schools can't choose their teachers based upon their criteria? Someone needs to let Liberty University, hundreds of other private schools, and slews of private/charter secondary schools know.

Read the article. Duke didn't follow their own procedures.

That is a kicker. If a private employer has rules about dismissal they must be followed or else person can sue for discrimination