Survey Finds 40% Of Colleges Have ZERO GOP Professors

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(05-08-2018, 09:35 AM)BmorePat87 Wrote:


You can't mention those inequalities. They're not based on discrimination where as this is. 

But I understand your point as it is also targeted at those brushing this off. The counter argument is that party affiliation is a choice and a silent one at that and not a visible characteristic that is discriminated against.

This person gets it!

(05-08-2018, 11:35 AM)fredtoast Wrote: Being a member of the GOP is a choice.

And the reason there are not more GOP liberal arts teachers is because there are not as many GOP members applying for those positions.  Just like in the entertainment industry.  Most artists and performers are just more liberal minded.  It is not like Republicans are being forced out.

(05-08-2018, 12:11 PM)Dill Wrote: 60 years ago that wasn't "imagination".   Let's keep the thought experiment going.

There were exceptions to the pervasive prejudice against Islam at colleges and universities, but notably, they were primarily either religious or military colleges. Thomas Aquinas had 33 full-time faculty; all were Muslim. West Point and Annapolis were more balanced than most universities; they had D:R ratios of 1.3:1 and 2.3:1. Claremont McKenna and Kenyon colleges also featured more viewpoint diversity.

These people don't.