Protesters at Harvard University called President Trump’s Department of Education Secretary Betsy Devos a “white supremacist,” without providing proof except for her Caucasian heritage.
Read the articlePresident Trump’s use of his Twitter account spurred a lawsuit, wanting him to unblock critics of his on Twitter.
Read the articleA student compared FDR’s internment camps to Trump’s proposed travel ban from Muslim-majority countries. Huh?!
Read the articleCalifornia university highlighted an anti-Trump journal article by one of its professors, who claimed Trump supporters are less-educated ‘male nativists.’
Read the articleApparently, the incorporation of the American Dream into President Trump’s campaign rhetoric is why one college professor thinks the president is fueled by “racist nativism.”
Read the articleA course at Syracuse University will focus on the celebrity background of President Donald Trump, not his policies, claimed the instructor.
Read the articleTwo Penn State professor published an article and said that the immigration-themed ads in the 2017 Super Bowl were “assaults on Trumpian ideology.” Seems a bit late to publish this in August, when the Super Bowl was in February.
Read the articleA Princeton professor is asking for submissions on ‘Trumpland,’ or how ‘white identity politics’ led to the rise of Donald Trump to the White House.
Read the articleThe Trump administration will take a look at Harvard University’s affirmative action policies, which university is facing a lawsuit from Asian Americans over the implementation of said policies.
Read the articleThe anti-Trump resistance takes up an entire week at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County (UMBC), with a positive reference to the Women’s March, which was anti-Trump in nature.
Read the articleTwo college professors are unhappy with the Trump administration’s investments in “masculinist state institutions” such as immigration enforcement.
Read the articleSince we started reporting on it last year, Trump Derangement Syndrome has, if anything, surpassed epidemic proportions, starting in the Faculty Lounge.
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