Makes you wanna holler.

We have been discussing the growing fear of professors and students over the loss of free speech on campuses for years, but recently those concerns have been greatly magnified with the investigation or termination of professors for expressing opposing views about police abuse, Black Lives Matter movement or aspects of the protests following the killing of George Floyd.

There is a sense of a new orthodoxy that does not allow for dissenting voices as campaigns are launched to fire faculty who are denounced as insensitive or even racist for such criticism.

The most recent controversy involves the recently installed University of Massachusetts-Lowell Dean of Nursing Leslie Neal-Boylan. Dr. Neal-Boylan had only been in her position for a few months when she was fired.

The reason, according to many reports, is that she sent an email on June 2 to the Solomont School of Nursing on the recent anti-racism demonstrations across the country that include the words “everyone’s life matters.”

You can’t say that!

Sick.

via Zero Hedge

Nasty, vicious verbal assault here.

By the allegedly offended. Such a display. She does not know how to act.

The woman charged here is show in the video as talking very calmly and graciously at first. but their car was blocked by the woman standing behind it, screaming at her. That’s when she got out of the car with her gun.

Truly awful display.

via BREAKING

Correcting Francis again:

Pope Francis has condemned racism, and what Catholic could possibly disagree? Responding to the killing of George Floyd, the Holy Father said: “My friends, we cannot tolerate or turn a blind eye to racism and exclusion in any form and yet claim to defend the sacredness of every human life.” I have to think he would agree that racism against whites by blacks should also be condemned.

But it seems there is something of an open season on whites by blacks and this has to be concerning.

Etc., at Crisis Magazine