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KEEP OUT: How I Led the Successful Fight to Bar Trans ‘Women’ From My All-Female College
A year ago this month, I was able to rid my left-wing college of liberal gender ideology. In January, President-elect Donald Trump and the Republican Party have a historic opportunity to do the same for the entire nation. Final victory against the woke mind virus is possible. I know, because I did it myself at just 19 years old. It was just another Tuesday at my campus job in the admissions office at Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana, when I overheard something startling.
Illinois bill would give colleges taxpayer dollars for each minority student enrolled
A bill currently being considered in the Illinois legislature would grant public colleges and universities thousands of taxpayer dollars for every student they admit who belongs to certain minority groups. Democratic Illinois Senate Majority Leader Kimberly Lightford introduced the legislation, S.B. 3965, on July 30. State Representative Carol Ammons, also a Democrat, introduced the bill in the House.
CAIR, anti-Israel students file Title VI complaint against UGA for 'Islamophobic harassment'
Anti-Israel students at the University of Georgia have filed a Title VI complaint through the U.S Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights against the university for “anti-Palestinian, anti-Arab, and Islamophobic harassment” following protests on campus during the last school year.
Arizona State provides $1,000 scholarship to those 'positively contributing to the LGBTQ community'
A public university in Tempe, Arizona is attempting to show its commitment to LGBT-identifying students with an exclusive scholarship. Arizona State University offers a $1,000 scholarship through the Jonathan J. Davis LGBTQ Scholarship, which is available for honors students within the Barrett Honors College. “The Jonathan J. Davis LGBTQ Scholarship is for incoming or current honors students who are positively contributing to the LGBTQ community,” the ASU website reads.
UT Austin anti-Israel group to host one-year celebration of 'resistance' following Oct. 7 attacks
An anti-Israel group at the University of Texas at Austin will hold a protest in celebration of one year of “resistance” following Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks. The Palestine Solidarity Committee will co-host an “international day of action” protest at Austin’s City Hall, Oct. 5 at 1 p.m, the group announced on Instagram.
American University offers 'women specific' self-defense class that is 'trans inclusive' and open to anyone who 'identifies' as a woman
American University in Washington, D.C. is offering “trans-inclusive” self-defense classes in the fall 2024 and spring 2025 semesters. These classes will be split into two options: one referred to as “women specific,” which allows for men to attend, and another referred to as “gender neutral” for all participants.
Anti-Israel UT student sues school leaders for allegedly infringing his First Amendment rights
A University of Texas student faces possible suspension following his involvement and arrest at an anti-Israel protest in April. The student sued the school, claiming that the school trespassed on his First Amendment rights. Ammer Qaddumi, a senior at the University of Texas, helped lead an anti-Israel protest on campus in April that resulted in his arrest for criminally trespassing. Qaddumi is facing a possible suspension from campus for three semesters.
MIT anti-Israel activists spread map of Jewish orgs they want to ‘dismantle,’ provoking condemnation from MIT
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) President Sally Kornbluth condemned the spread of materials on campus that targeted Jewish organizations and called to “dismantle” them. At an Aug.
Notre Dame prof laments court victory for race neutrality
A Notre Dame University professor recently bemoaned a court decision that declared a racially-exclusive program to be illegal. In 2023, The American Alliance for Equal Rights sued the Fearless Fund, a group “built by women of color for women of color” that “invests in women of color led businesses.” The lawsuit centered around the Fearless Fund’s Strivers Grant Contest, a funding contest “open only to businesses owned by black women,” according to the 11th Circuit Court opinion on the case.
Indiana Attorney General launches probe into Indiana University sex research center
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita launched a probe into the Indiana University sex research center in late July. Rokita launched the investigation into Indiana University’s Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction after suspicions arose of illegal use of state funding, which a 2023 law barred this research center from doing.
Two students sue Portland State University over campus police doing their jobs
Two students have filed lawsuits against Portland State University over the school’s response to a disruptive anti-Israel demonstration that took place at the school. On May 23, Makayla Topaz Arnold and David Mosqueira, the plaintiffs in the case, tried to stop campus police officers from dispersing a protest in which some students chained themselves to the doors inside of an administrative building on campus. The protest led to seven arrests.
Prof claims 'Black people' wish shooter had killed Trump to cause 'the death of evil’
After the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at his Saturday campaign rally, one Baltimore, Maryland professor is claiming that she and other Black Americans justifiedly wish that the attempt to kill “evil” Trump had been successful. In a July 15 opinion piece published by NewsOne, Dr. Stacey Patton, a professor at Morgan State University, wrote of hypotheticals surrounding a successful attempt, stating that Black Americans “are wishing for the death of evil”.
Harvard Law prof claims Trump will use assassination attempt as a 'Reichstag moment to crack down'
Alejandra Caraballo, a Clinical Instructor at Harvard Law School’s Cyberlaw Clinic, appeared to compare Former President Donald Trump to German dictator Adolf Hitler following the assassination attempt. Shortly after the assassination attempt on July 13, Caraballo posted on X: “Trump is going to use this as his Reichstag moment to crack down when he’s elected.” “Reichstag moment” refers to a 1933 incident in which the German parliament, the Reichstag, caught fire.
Tennessee law enhancing self-defense on campus goes into effect
A law that allows students and others in Tennessee’s state colleges and universities to carry non-lethal weapons for self-defense recently went into effect. The Laken Riley Act of 2024 was signed into law by Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee on April 23 and officially into effect on July 1. Under the new legislation, “it is not a violation . . .
American University offers $33k graduate certificate on how to be an 'antiracist' school leader
A private university in Washington, D.C. is increasing its efforts to “create more equitable, antiracist schools” in the United States.
Lawsuit alleges University of Oklahoma discriminated against white students through financial aid
Three students are suing the University of Oklahoma over allegedly anti-white discrimination within their financial aid practices. Each student claims that they would have earned more financial assistance from the university had they not been white. According to this class-action lawsuit filed on May 15, “racial preferences continue to exist at the University of Oklahoma.
The Two Students Who Successfully Kept Males Out of America's Last Women-Only Catholic College
Saint Mary’s College students Macy Gunnell and Claire Bettag join She Thinks podcast this week to share how they successfully fought back against their all-female college’s attempt to admit males who identify as women. Due to their efforts, as well as the efforts of donors and alumnae, the school reversed its male-inclusive admissions policy, preserving Saint Mary’s as the last female-only Catholic college in the United States.
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