Illiberal education: the politics of race and sex on campus

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Academic Freedom and Politics Critical Race Theory in Education University Challenges and Reforms

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Charging that many American campuses are structurally racist, sexist, and class-biased, student activists have emposed their own political ideals on university policies concerning admissions, curriculum, hiring, and personal conduct. D'Souza charges that this revolution of self-styled oppressed minorities threatens the university's independence from politics and hence its integrity.

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