As a sophomore at the University of Michigan, I have seen the effects that left-wing academic policies can have on the overall health of an educational institution firsthand.
Those influences take many forms, from “mandatory” gender and sexuality modules to required classes for many majors on racial and ethnic intolerance and “inequality.”
One thing that doesn’t change, however, is the institutional commitment to liberal polemics on display everywhere.
The programs created by that commitment are pervasive and require a tremendous amount of manpower to ensure their continued implementation. In a 2021 study, The Heritage Foundation found that the University of Michigan had the biggest diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) apparatus by far of any public university, with 163 employees devoted to advancing those aims, compared with an average of 45.
A recent…
