By April 28, even House Democrats had had enough.
A group of them demanded that Columbia University “act decisively” and evict the overtly pro-Hamas protesters who had been occupying the campuses, shutting down education at the close of the semester.
Is this the watershed moment? The turn of the tide? Or did that come even earlier—when state legislatures (such as Texas’) moved to ban diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies and programs?
Years from now, we could look back and see that as the moment when sanity began to retake its place on college campuses—and subsequently, throughout society. In particular, the DEI bans could be the key—and could loosen the stranglehold the Left has on colleges and universities, and all that stranglehold entails.
Universities have acted as gatekeeping medieval guilds, with “wrongthink” punished and
