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What caused this is a class called Literature for Children instead of adhering to published information about its content, actually pushed trans content (referred to as gender-identity content) in violation of federal and state policy. And the two administrators as well as the lecturer knew it. The lecturer got called on this content by a student, who was essentially told to sod off by the faculty member, and the video went viral from there.
Two side notes: 1) the course had been taught with the trans content for years; 2) although many articles refer to the faculty member as ‘professor’ she did not have that title, which generally is for tenured faculty. She was a Senior Lecturer, which means she was a contract employee.
And the now not-President of the University defended this content until it got too hot to handle.
Texas State Rep. Harrison pointed out that there’s a difference between academic freedom and academic responsibility. And he’s right. If a student signs up for a course and the content doesn’t match the description, then they are being ripped off AND the course might not meet the stated requirements towards graduation or give them the necessary prereqs for a more advanced course. None of those are good for the student.
Plus, the only way to kill this ‘gender ideology’ it to bleach it at the source. Sounds like a little bit of headway was made on that front this week.
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