Dinesh D'Souza is a conservative author and commentator. He is widely recognized for his political analysis, including the book Obama's America. His writing often examines American culture and politics from a right-wing viewpoint.
Illiberal Education The Politics of Race and Sex on Campus
Illiberal Education The Politics of Race and Sex on Campus
Synopsis
American universities are experiencing intense debates over race and sex. This book argues that these campus conflicts stem from a specific ideology aiming to position universities at the forefront of social reform. It offers a firsthand look at the deeply troubled American campus, revealing how these disputes seek to establish a 'multicultural community'.
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Illiberal Education The Politics of Race and Sex on CampusPaperback, 1991
319 pages
Simon & SchusterLanguage: EnglishISBN: 9780684863849First EditionYou May Also Like
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Frequently asked questions
What is the historical context of "Illiberal Education"?
This book emerged during a period of significant public debate in the early 1990s regarding political correctness and multiculturalism in American higher education, contributing to a broader national conversation about academic freedom and cultural values.
How does "Illiberal Education" relate to Dinesh D'Souza's other works?
This book established D'Souza's reputation as a prominent conservative critic of American higher education and laid the groundwork for his subsequent writings on cultural and political issues, often revisiting themes of identity politics and institutional critique.