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How Telling The Truth On Campus Gets You Persecuted

How Telling The Truth On Campus Gets You Persecuted May 28, 2021 “Words are violence.” “Cultural appropriation.” “Cisgender norms.” “Intersectionality.” These are some of the phrases aggressively (and endlessly) foisted upon American society. They are employed to attack and vilify the critics of wokeness. And they are spawned and perpetuated in the bogs of the liberal academy. Canadian free speech activist Lindsay Shepherd knows something about this pseudo-intellectual claptrap. She suffered through years of it at Wilfrid Laurier University in Ontario, Canada, both before and after her now-famous decision as a teaching assistant of a communications studies course to present a Jordan Peterson clip regarding pronouns.

Teaching Assistant Shared With Her Class Jordan Peterson on Pronouns

Canadian free speech activist Lindsay Shepherd wrote a book based on her experience as a teaching assistant, when she was reprimanded for showing students clips of a lecture about pronouns and transgenderism. (Photo: vasiliki/Getty Images) Canadian author and columnist Lindsay Shepherd’s message to Americans is simple: Defend free speech or risk losing it. In 2017, Shepherd, then a teaching assistant at Wilfrid Laurier University in Ontario, Canada, played for her class a series of clips in which psychologist and author Jordan Peterson talked about personal pronouns and transgenderism.  Afterward, Shepherd was called into a meeting with her supervisor and a representative from the college’s Diversity and Equity Office. She was accused of creating a toxic environment for students and threatened with punishment if she did something similar again. 

Saginaw Valley State University hires new dean for business college

Saginaw Valley State University hires new dean for business college Updated 3:56 PM; SAGINAW, MI - Jayati Ghosh will become the next dean of Saginaw Valley State University’s Scott L. Carmona College of Business, according to a news release. Ghosh most recently served as the dean of Widener University’s School of Business Administration, a private university in Chester, Pennsylvania. She has more than 25 years of higher education experience at institutions both public and private, according to the release. She’ll officially join the university Monday, June 28. Ghosh holds a doctorate from the University of Waterloo in Ontario, Canada, as well as master’s degrees from Wilfrid Laurier University in Ontario and the University of Calcutta in India.

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