Academic Freedom, 2014
By The obvious next step is to strip funding from universities who teach about slavery. They are inciting race hatred after all:
Michigan State University could risk losing $500,000 if it does not stop offering courses that allegedly promote unionization.
A state Senate panel approved a measure Thursday banning courses at public universities that promote or discourage organizing efforts. It’s a reaction to MSU’s recent decision to take over some programs from the National Labor College.
Republicans say those courses violate the proposed rule.
“I believe in academic freedom, and you’re going to have difficult subjects that you’re going to cover at any university,” said state Rep. Al Pscholka, R-Stevensville, who chairs the panel that directs higher education funding in the House.
I believe in academic freedom unless I disagree with the subject matter. That is indeed the true meaning of academic freedom.