Princeton University a capella Group Stops Singing Disney Song after Criticism
Topic: political correctness
Student Group Cuts Comedy Routine Short over a Joke
A comedian from the Saturday Night Live show saw his comedy act cut short by his student hosts after he made a joke, which apparently offended his audience.
Marquette University: Don’t Use the Word ‘Illegal” when Referring to Immigrants
Marquette University advised its students to not use the word “illegal” when referring to students who are in the country illegally for fear of offending them.
College of the Holy Cross to Remove Crusaders Knight Mascot over PC Concerns
The Crusader mascot for a Catholic college will be replaced due to protests by members of the student body, who claim the knight image offends them due to the history of the Crusades.
University of Minnesota Department: For Christmas Parties, Use Neutral Themes and Not Bows
A college department felt that bows and wrappings for Christmas parties were not neutral enough, and encouraged employees to call parties a “winter celebration.”
San Diego State Professors Want to Abolish Aztec Mascot
San Diego Sate University professors want to abolish the university mascot, the Aztec.
Theme of ‘Dia de Los Muertos’ Removed after Claims of ‘Cultural Appropriation’
Cries of “cultural appropriation” rang out at Orange Coast College when a ‘Day of the Dead’ theme was used for student club recruitment.
Southern Indiana Held Event to Warn Students about Offensive Halloween Costumes
Ten students attended the workshop at the University of Southern Indiana, which warned them about offensive Halloween costumes.
Toronto School District: No Use of ‘Chief’ Name in Job Titles to Avoid Offending People
A school district in Canada decided to remove the name “chief” from all job titles, to avoid offending indigenous people.
Evergreen State Sanctions 80 Students who Protested On-Campus
Punishment for the disruptive student protesters was handed down by Evergreen State, affecting 80 students of 180 protesters identified by administrators.
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Why Angela Davis Should Remember the Jonestown Massacre
Not that anyone should forget but the revolutionary radical turned credentialed academic has a special reason to remember the mass suicide/homicide that occurred 40 years ago in the country of Guyana on November 18, 1978.
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