Accuracy in Academia's (AIA's) Politically Correct List
Assignment : Nudity. For a final class project, two Berkeley freshmen walked around publicly in the nude. "It's a really open final project where it is OK to be naked," explained Andrez Guerrero, who, along with Binh Au, walked around the city of Berkeley naked for ten minutes. Their instructor, Morgan Bombscroodle, was furious -- at the police for demanding that the students put their clothes back on!
Fired for dissent. U. Nebraska Prof. Jeff Johnson was abruptly fired after questioning a school proposal to include the partners of homosexuals in campus benefits programs. The school claimed that he was fired because of a sub-par academic performance, but all evaluations of him, including the "excellence raise" the university had just given him, show otherwise.
Criminalizing Dissent. Temple University Senior Michael Marcavage sued his school in the fall of 2000 for violating his 1st, 4th, and 14th Amendment Rights. After hearing that there would be a school-sponsored performance of Corpus Christi, (a play that depicts Jesus as a promiscuous homosexual), Marcavage organized a counter-event during his junior year that was to feature gospel singers, speakers, and a play that depicted Jesus in a positive light. Although Marcavage didn't seek to censor the play that he found offensive, the school did censor his event. After informing him that he would not be allowed to hold his event, Marcavage alleges that he was assaulted by university administrators who had him involuntarily committed to Temple University Hospital's psychiatric ward. Hospital records show that an administrator signed the paperwork to commit Marcavage but doctors found nothing wrong with the junior and released him.
Animal Lover. From the man who proclaimed that killing month-old newborns is perfectly moral but eating a turkey sandwich is tantamount to murder comes the declaration that sex between humans and animals can be a wonderful experience. Princeton Professor Peter Singer called for tolerance for bestiality in an article in which he graphically describes an octopus performing sex acts upon a woman and men engaging in the marital act with barnyard hens. Of this latter practice, the Ivy League prof. waxes, "But is it worse for the hen than living for a year or more crowded with four or five other hens in [a] barren wire cage so small that they can never stretch their wings, and then being stuffed into crates to be taken to the slaughterhouse, strung upside down on a conveyor belt and killed?" All of this would be laughable if not for the fact that Princeton energetically recruited [this nitwit], provided him [with] an endowed chair, and houses him in its Center for Human Values. Why an enthusiast of bestiality, infanticide, and equality between humans and animals would be hired as the featured professor in a "Center for Human Values" has not been explained. Contemplating that humans, like dogs, monkeys, apes, and elephants, are mammals, Singer concludes: "This does not make sex across the species border normal, or natural, whatever those much-misused words may mean, but it does imply that it ceases to be an offence to our status and dignity as human beings." Speak for yourself, Professor.
Book-Burners Against Censorship. At Berkeley, home of the so-called Free Speech Movement of the 1960's, an angry mob shouted down Accuracy in Academia's Dan Flynn and held a book-burning. "White mother****er!" and "You're a ****ing murderer!" were among the screams hurled at Flynn as he attempted to speak. One young man exposed himself to the speaker and later tried to rip the microphone cord out of the wall. Several other students threatened harm against the event's organizers. Others shouted anti-white racial epithets. After the event concluded, activists commandeered the remaining copies of Flynn's monograph, Cop Killer: How Mumia Abu-Jamal Conned Millions Into Believing He Was Framed, and held a Nazi-style book-burning -- all the while holding signs admonishing others to "Fight Racist Censorship." [Mumia Abu-Jamal is the dreadlocked, self-confessed murderer convicted of shooting 27-year-old police officer Daniel Faulkner between the eyes as he lay helpless on the ground in the early-morning hours of 9 Dec.1981, in Philadelphia. "I wasted the mother****er," Jamal reportedly said when arrested. Of course this kind of action is sufficient to make this mad-dog killer a cause cel颲e worldwide; inspiring American "Useful Idiots" like Ed Asner and Mike Farrell to join the "Free Mumia" movement, and work hard to raise the money to keep appealing the case. So far Mumia's attorney, Leonard Weinglass, has managed to have his death sentence overturned -- though the judge has refused appeals for a new trial -- and Mumia is still in prison where he basks in the adulation of (mostly White) "touchy-feely" morons from all over the world. ed.]
Penn State Gross-Out. Penn State staged a November conference called "Cunt Fest" funded by $10,000. of involuntary student activity fees. The conference featured a statue of a giant vagina that spouted fruit juice and the screening of a film called Butt ****ing Bunny. On-stage events included a woman sharpening pencils with a pencil-sharpener inserted in her vagina, a puppeteer using her own breasts as puppets, and such advice from speakers as, "don't snack on a carrot after it has been in your ass." One lecturer described her forthcoming novel about a female serial killer who murders men and boys. The co-director of the event explained, "I don't want to name it that way, but [the enemy] is the white, heterosexual male."
Ivy League Theft. Students at Brown University stole an entire press run of the Brown Daily Herald after it merely printed an ad by David Horowitz [a former hippie of the 60s who has now allegedly "seen the light" and spends his time "exposing" the crypto-marxist left. ed.] arguing that giving Blacks reparations for slavery is a bad idea. The student thieves had a considerable amount of support from the faculty. "If something is free, you can take as many copies as you like," opined Afro-American Studies Director Lewis Gordon. "This is not a free speech issue. It is a hate speech issue," A teaching assistant claimed. "I have talked to students who told me that they can't perform basic functions like walking or sleeping because of this ad." The students, who stole 4,000 copies of the paper, went unpunished by the university.
Treason 101. As the whole nation mourned on the morning [of] September 11, 2001, University of New Mexico Professor Richard Berthold bluntly proclaimed to his students, "Anyone who can blow up the Pentagon would get my vote." Having time to think about it, he repeated his callous assertion to his next class.
Support for Israel = hate speech. Tenured professor Kenneth Hearlson of Orange Coast College was suspended without a hearing for claiming in class that Muslims who condemn terrorism in the U.S. but not in Israel were inconsistent. Several Muslim students took offense at the discussion, which grew heated. They complained to administrators that Hearlson made bigoted statements and threatened them -- a contention that the professor and other students in the class contested -- and Hearlson was arbitrarily removed from his teaching duties within two days of the in-class discussion. "It's not a free speech issue," school spokesman Bob Dees maintained, "It's a teacher conduct issue." Despite the existence of audiotapes totally exonerating Hearlson, the school refused to lift his suspension for the entire semester. Until Hearlson's lawyer publicly released the tapes, the school refused to even admit that the charges against their employee were nothing more than malicious slander.
No diversity. A Luntz poll of Ivy League professors revealed a startling political bias. In the 2000 elections ... a mere 9% of professors surveyed voted for George Bush. A spokesman for the organization that commissioned the survey remarked: "For all the Ivy League's talk of diversity, it is painfully evident from this survey that there is no real diversity when it comes to political attitudes and social values of Ivy League professors."
Assignment : Nudity. For a final class project, two Berkeley freshmen walked around publicly in the nude. "It's a really open final project where it is OK to be naked," explained Andrez Guerrero, who, along with Binh Au, walked around the city of Berkeley naked for ten minutes. Their instructor, Morgan Bombscroodle, was furious -- at the police for demanding that the students put their clothes back on!
Fired for dissent. U. Nebraska Prof. Jeff Johnson was abruptly fired after questioning a school proposal to include the partners of homosexuals in campus benefits programs. The school claimed that he was fired because of a sub-par academic performance, but all evaluations of him, including the "excellence raise" the university had just given him, show otherwise.
Criminalizing Dissent. Temple University Senior Michael Marcavage sued his school in the fall of 2000 for violating his 1st, 4th, and 14th Amendment Rights. After hearing that there would be a school-sponsored performance of Corpus Christi, (a play that depicts Jesus as a promiscuous homosexual), Marcavage organized a counter-event during his junior year that was to feature gospel singers, speakers, and a play that depicted Jesus in a positive light. Although Marcavage didn't seek to censor the play that he found offensive, the school did censor his event. After informing him that he would not be allowed to hold his event, Marcavage alleges that he was assaulted by university administrators who had him involuntarily committed to Temple University Hospital's psychiatric ward. Hospital records show that an administrator signed the paperwork to commit Marcavage but doctors found nothing wrong with the junior and released him.
Animal Lover. From the man who proclaimed that killing month-old newborns is perfectly moral but eating a turkey sandwich is tantamount to murder comes the declaration that sex between humans and animals can be a wonderful experience. Princeton Professor Peter Singer called for tolerance for bestiality in an article in which he graphically describes an octopus performing sex acts upon a woman and men engaging in the marital act with barnyard hens. Of this latter practice, the Ivy League prof. waxes, "But is it worse for the hen than living for a year or more crowded with four or five other hens in [a] barren wire cage so small that they can never stretch their wings, and then being stuffed into crates to be taken to the slaughterhouse, strung upside down on a conveyor belt and killed?" All of this would be laughable if not for the fact that Princeton energetically recruited [this nitwit], provided him [with] an endowed chair, and houses him in its Center for Human Values. Why an enthusiast of bestiality, infanticide, and equality between humans and animals would be hired as the featured professor in a "Center for Human Values" has not been explained. Contemplating that humans, like dogs, monkeys, apes, and elephants, are mammals, Singer concludes: "This does not make sex across the species border normal, or natural, whatever those much-misused words may mean, but it does imply that it ceases to be an offence to our status and dignity as human beings." Speak for yourself, Professor.
Book-Burners Against Censorship. At Berkeley, home of the so-called Free Speech Movement of the 1960's, an angry mob shouted down Accuracy in Academia's Dan Flynn and held a book-burning. "White mother****er!" and "You're a ****ing murderer!" were among the screams hurled at Flynn as he attempted to speak. One young man exposed himself to the speaker and later tried to rip the microphone cord out of the wall. Several other students threatened harm against the event's organizers. Others shouted anti-white racial epithets. After the event concluded, activists commandeered the remaining copies of Flynn's monograph, Cop Killer: How Mumia Abu-Jamal Conned Millions Into Believing He Was Framed, and held a Nazi-style book-burning -- all the while holding signs admonishing others to "Fight Racist Censorship." [Mumia Abu-Jamal is the dreadlocked, self-confessed murderer convicted of shooting 27-year-old police officer Daniel Faulkner between the eyes as he lay helpless on the ground in the early-morning hours of 9 Dec.1981, in Philadelphia. "I wasted the mother****er," Jamal reportedly said when arrested. Of course this kind of action is sufficient to make this mad-dog killer a cause cel颲e worldwide; inspiring American "Useful Idiots" like Ed Asner and Mike Farrell to join the "Free Mumia" movement, and work hard to raise the money to keep appealing the case. So far Mumia's attorney, Leonard Weinglass, has managed to have his death sentence overturned -- though the judge has refused appeals for a new trial -- and Mumia is still in prison where he basks in the adulation of (mostly White) "touchy-feely" morons from all over the world. ed.]
Penn State Gross-Out. Penn State staged a November conference called "Cunt Fest" funded by $10,000. of involuntary student activity fees. The conference featured a statue of a giant vagina that spouted fruit juice and the screening of a film called Butt ****ing Bunny. On-stage events included a woman sharpening pencils with a pencil-sharpener inserted in her vagina, a puppeteer using her own breasts as puppets, and such advice from speakers as, "don't snack on a carrot after it has been in your ass." One lecturer described her forthcoming novel about a female serial killer who murders men and boys. The co-director of the event explained, "I don't want to name it that way, but [the enemy] is the white, heterosexual male."
Ivy League Theft. Students at Brown University stole an entire press run of the Brown Daily Herald after it merely printed an ad by David Horowitz [a former hippie of the 60s who has now allegedly "seen the light" and spends his time "exposing" the crypto-marxist left. ed.] arguing that giving Blacks reparations for slavery is a bad idea. The student thieves had a considerable amount of support from the faculty. "If something is free, you can take as many copies as you like," opined Afro-American Studies Director Lewis Gordon. "This is not a free speech issue. It is a hate speech issue," A teaching assistant claimed. "I have talked to students who told me that they can't perform basic functions like walking or sleeping because of this ad." The students, who stole 4,000 copies of the paper, went unpunished by the university.
Treason 101. As the whole nation mourned on the morning [of] September 11, 2001, University of New Mexico Professor Richard Berthold bluntly proclaimed to his students, "Anyone who can blow up the Pentagon would get my vote." Having time to think about it, he repeated his callous assertion to his next class.
Support for Israel = hate speech. Tenured professor Kenneth Hearlson of Orange Coast College was suspended without a hearing for claiming in class that Muslims who condemn terrorism in the U.S. but not in Israel were inconsistent. Several Muslim students took offense at the discussion, which grew heated. They complained to administrators that Hearlson made bigoted statements and threatened them -- a contention that the professor and other students in the class contested -- and Hearlson was arbitrarily removed from his teaching duties within two days of the in-class discussion. "It's not a free speech issue," school spokesman Bob Dees maintained, "It's a teacher conduct issue." Despite the existence of audiotapes totally exonerating Hearlson, the school refused to lift his suspension for the entire semester. Until Hearlson's lawyer publicly released the tapes, the school refused to even admit that the charges against their employee were nothing more than malicious slander.
No diversity. A Luntz poll of Ivy League professors revealed a startling political bias. In the 2000 elections ... a mere 9% of professors surveyed voted for George Bush. A spokesman for the organization that commissioned the survey remarked: "For all the Ivy League's talk of diversity, it is painfully evident from this survey that there is no real diversity when it comes to political attitudes and social values of Ivy League professors."
