A good opinion article illustrating how the universities are a liberal enclave.

This is from a self described conservative who recently attended a state university to obtain his Ph.D. "A few years ago, the Washington Post discovered that over 72 percent of college professors classify themselves as liberal. The study showed that the most left-leaning departments are in the humanities, 'where at least 80 percent of the faculty say they are liberal and no more than 5 percent call themselves conservative.'" I don't think this is news for any of us, nor what is taught in these universities.

"I spent the summer working on my Ph.D. at a particular state university in the eastern part of our country, where I was exposed to misery and resentment I had only heard in rumors. Everyday was filled with the faults of conservatism and capitalism, while extolling the virtues of social justice and moral relativism. American democracy doesn't truly exist, my colleagues would say, and inequality between races, gender, class, and sexuality is as strong today as ever. America, they believe, is beholden to rich, white men who exploit others for the greed of the nation's privileged elite." While I attend a small community college, I find these same attitudes present in even what could be considered a moderate instructor. I would throw into the above mentioned doctrines taught the fact that Greece stole their culture from Egypt, an African culture, and the fact that white man is responsible for all the evils present in the world. The attacks of 911 was really an inside job by our government. We were shown part of the movie "Zeitgeist", starting at minute twelve. The point about fake religion, starting at min 8, being used to control people is valid, in my opinion. The Bible says bring your first born to the priest, so how can we judge cultures that sacrificed humans to their gods? Although, the Bible does speak out against the worship of molech and the child sacrifice by fire associated with this god Overall, the movie is one par with Michael Moore's movies, there might be some shred of truth but it is off just about one hundred percent. A student in college needs to be aware of the fact that colleges are a liberal institution and the whole system is geared towards undermining western civilization. One needs to keep their mind on guard against the lies and doctrines that are taught.

"It was upon reading Karl Marx's Communist Manifesto (twice!) when I spoke up. And I nearly started a riot.[with cries of whoa nigga] After hearing the professor proclaim that "not everyone has a chance to succeed in this country," my hand could not restrain itself from raising. I argued that everyone possesses different talents, work ethics, social connections, and personal attributes that may lead to different levels or types of success; but opportunity in America is equal for all. That's why I love this country, I said, and why this land has been a shining example for freedom, equality, and prosperity across the globe.
That didn't go over well. The majority of the class, with liberal reflex fully engaged, harped about income levels, racial discrepancies, and gender issues, while I fended for myself. I explained the difference between equal results, which they were actually seeking, and equal opportunity, which we all have been given by our creator and the laws of this country. I received nothing but appalled disgust that I could believe in such antiquated and fantastical notions. I kept quiet the rest of class." It takes a lot of knowledge to speak out against the lies that are being taught, and if one does speak out, be prepared to be made to look like a clown and clowned on. If one has the knowledge of the lies being taught and does not have the courage to speak out against these lies and the crap that is taught in these universities, then one is a worthless being in terms of standing up for what is right.

"This is the sadness that exists in higher learning today. This is the hopelessness that our students are being fed; that we do not control our own destiny, that there is no God or ultimate value system, that certain groups are constantly exploited, that someone else is always to blame. I spent much of my summer frustrated and annoyed over politics." You cant be sure of anything. There are no absolutes. Truth is relative to what one believes. God is not real. You can easily be brainwashed into believing these tenants of the Left. Society does value a piece of paper that states that one graduated from a place of "higher learning" and there are things to be learned if one is forearmed with knowledge.