This administration is terrible but maybe it can get rid of people like this who have a very counterproductive strategy for teaching college students . They want to reform DEI , start by firing people like this and decertifying professional organizations with discriminatory policies like the organization of social workers.
This is just another example of how self anointed social justice warriors increasingly resemble the cultural revolution in China with their little red book and the reeducation camp conveniently brought to your campus. I was a social worker in Chicago in 1970 and doubt I'd still recognize the field. My college experience at all levels does not resemble what is going on today and you are absolutely correct about the credibility of today's degrees; they are no longer an indication of competence but rather a brand.
It was quite a shock to experience it. When I got my undergraduate degree the environment was totally different, with some exceptions, we were encouraged to challenge ideas and find our own take. The situation right now is tragic, and many good people will be hurt before this is cleaned up.
There were those for whom most everything was , “you’re blaming the victim” which had come into vogue during that time, but nothing like what appears to be happening now. Social Justice Warriors have corrupted so many fields and professions and are oblivious that they are undermining credibility as they so.
The whole ‘study’ is a nauseating read. These fields are sick. When this is over and done with, significant time should be spent unearthing the conditions and structures that allowed these kinds of beliefs and behaviors to grow unchecked, particularly in professions that should be expert in groupthink.
This administration is terrible but maybe it can get rid of people like this who have a very counterproductive strategy for teaching college students . They want to reform DEI , start by firing people like this and decertifying professional organizations with discriminatory policies like the organization of social workers.
This is just another example of how self anointed social justice warriors increasingly resemble the cultural revolution in China with their little red book and the reeducation camp conveniently brought to your campus. I was a social worker in Chicago in 1970 and doubt I'd still recognize the field. My college experience at all levels does not resemble what is going on today and you are absolutely correct about the credibility of today's degrees; they are no longer an indication of competence but rather a brand.
It was quite a shock to experience it. When I got my undergraduate degree the environment was totally different, with some exceptions, we were encouraged to challenge ideas and find our own take. The situation right now is tragic, and many good people will be hurt before this is cleaned up.
There were those for whom most everything was , “you’re blaming the victim” which had come into vogue during that time, but nothing like what appears to be happening now. Social Justice Warriors have corrupted so many fields and professions and are oblivious that they are undermining credibility as they so.
Wow those authors are sociopaths. That's insane.
The whole ‘study’ is a nauseating read. These fields are sick. When this is over and done with, significant time should be spent unearthing the conditions and structures that allowed these kinds of beliefs and behaviors to grow unchecked, particularly in professions that should be expert in groupthink.