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Exiled Stories from Conservative and Moderate Professors who Have Been Ridiculed, Ostracized, Marginalized, Demonized, and Frozen Out

Pages
110
Published
2013
Language
English

Synopsis

This collection presents the experiences of six professors who faced professional and social ostracization within academia for their conservative or moderate viewpoints. Through personal accounts, the book reveals the inner workings of universities and how dissenting voices are marginalized. It explores how academic gatekeepers allegedly discriminate against those who challenge politically correct ideologies, often denying teaching opportunities despite student support. The essays delve into the impact of these practices on intellectual freedom and the future of higher education.

About the author

M
Mary Grabar

Mary Grabar writes about education and media. Her books include Debunking Howard Zinn, Bill Ayers: Teaching Revolution, and Exiled: Stories from Conservative and Moderate Professors.