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Brent Sirota

<a href="https://history.ncsu.edu/people/faculty_staff/bssirota">Dr. Brent Sirota</a> is a Professor of History professor at North Carolina State University. In 2012 he took to social media to dismiss all of vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan’s views as “radically transformative, effectively dismantling the 20th century.&#8221; Of GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, Sirota wrote Romney was a “white male rich bully.&#8221;

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North Carolina State University

<a href="https://history.ncsu.edu/people/faculty_staff/bssirota">Dr. Brent Sirota</a> is a Professor of History professor at North Carolina State University. In 2012 he took to social media to dismiss all of vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan’s views as “radically transformative, effectively dismantling the 20th century." Of GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney, Sirota wrote Romney was a “white male rich bully."

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Chenjerai Kumanyika

Dr. Chenjerai Kumanyika is an Assistant Professor at Rutgers University. Dr. Kumanyika traveled to Ferguson, MO multiple times to protest the non-indictment of the white police officer who shot Michael Brown. He was also a signatory on a letter supporting the demands from the Coalition of Concerned Students who believe in prosecuting what they call “predatory behaviors and defamatory speech,” even from social media sources. The letter also calls for building a new multi-cultural center, more support for “underrepresented groups,” increasing the number of minority faculty members, and for Clemson employees to go through diversity training. Chenjerai also orchestrated a campaign against a student senate candidate and accused a candidate of racism for posing with a gun and American flag for his campaign poster.

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Rutgers University

<a href="http://womens-studies.rutgers.edu/faculty/core-faculty/572-cooper-brittney">Dr. Brittney Cooper</a> is an Assistant Professor at Rutgers University. Cooper stated that white racism is to blame for Brexit. She tweeted “White nationalism gone be the death of all of us. #Brexit” and went on to say “The only thing I know that makes white folks vote against their own economic interest is racism. #Brexit.” In another interview with Salon she stated that white people need to start recognizing that they are “the face of the oppressor.” Cooper has also stated that Christian conservatives worship a “white supremacist Jesus.”

<a href="https://comminfo.rutgers.edu/directory/dekumar/index.html">Dr. Deepa Kumar</a> is a Professor of Media Studies as well as Middle Eastern Studies at Rutgers University. She argued on Twitter that the U.S. military is worse than ISIS. Kumar wrote on Twitter, "Yes ISIS is brutal, but US is more so, 1.3 million killed in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan."

<a href="http://womens-studies.rutgers.edu/faculty/core-faculty/143-jasbir-puar">Dr. Jasbir Puar</a>, a professor at Rutgers University, was invited to speak at Vassar. Her lecture was titled “Inhumanist Biopolitics: How Palestine Matters.” In her lecture, she accuses Israel of “stunting” growth of Palestinian bodies through scientific experiment as well as harvesting their organs.

<a href="http://www.kevin-allred.com/">Kevin Allred</a> is an adjunct instructor at Rutgers University. He underwent a psych evaluation after a series of questionable and possibly threatening tweets relating to Trump and the Second Amendment. He also went to Twitter after the election to complain that Rutgers had not publicly ensured the safety of students after Trump won. He also teaches a class called "Politicizing Beyonce".

<a href="https://foodsci.rutgers.edu/faculty.html">Professor Michael Chikindas</a>, Rutgers University, posted frequent anti-Semitic comments, at one point referring to Jewish people as “international fat Jewish pockets.” “These jewish [sic] motherf*****s do not control me. They can go f**k each other in their fat a***s - you see, I really do not have anything to loose [sic], hence nothing to be controlled,” he wrote in response to an article titled “The Globalists: Who Control Us!”.

<a href="http://history.rutgers.edu/faculty-directory/174-markowitz-norman">Dr. Norman Markowitz</a> is a Professor of History at Rutgers University. Dr. Markowitz is also an active member of the Communist Party USA since 1978.  He writes and teaches about communism using his “Marxist Perspective.” As a supporter of Obama, Markowitz said that it would be good if Obama’s policies were labeled socialist because it would bring socialism to the forefront and looked at more seriously as a viable option for Americans. He has been a longtime defender of the Communist spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, and has said he has “enormous respect” for Howard Zinn, a Marxist historian.

<a href="http://www.polisci.rutgers.edu/cb-profile/userprofile/whfield">Dr. William Field</a>, a professor at Rutgers University, sent out an email to all political science majors and minors to protest against Condoleeza Rice serving as their commencement speaker. He was also said to have congratulated one of the lead organizers of the protest who had damaged university property.

Dr. Chenjerai Kumanyika is an Assistant Professor at Rutgers University. Dr. Kumanyika traveled to Ferguson, MO multiple times to protest the non-indictment of the white police officer who shot Michael Brown. He was also a signatory on a letter supporting the demands from the Coalition of Concerned Students who believe in prosecuting what they call “predatory behaviors and defamatory speech,” even from social media sources. The letter also calls for building a new multi-cultural center, more support for “underrepresented groups,” increasing the number of minority faculty members, and for Clemson employees to go through diversity training. Chenjerai also orchestrated a campaign against a student senate candidate and accused a candidate of racism for posing with a gun and American flag for his campaign poster.

Dan Burfeind is Coordinator of Student Organizations Leadership Development &amp; Assessment at California State University &#8211; Monterey Bay and is formerly the Assistant Director of Student Activities at the University of Redlands. Burfeind refused to allow the Redlands Young Americans for Freedom’s (YAF) host a “Funeral for Halloween” activism initiative, citing the “emotional and psychological harm” it could allegedly cause students.

Dan Burfeind is Coordinator of Student Organizations Leadership Development &amp; Assessment at California State University - Monterey Bay and is formerly the Assistant Director of Student Activities at the University of Redlands. Burfeind refused to allow the Redlands Young Americans for Freedom’s (YAF) host a “Funeral for Halloween” activism initiative, citing the “emotional and psychological harm” it could allegedly cause students.

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Candis Bond

<a href="https://www.augusta.edu/faculty/directory/view.php?id=CBOND">Dr. Candis Bond</a> is an Assistant Professor at Augusta University. While at Saint Louis University Bond taught a course titled, “Politics of the Street.&#8221;
The College Fix reports that the syllabus states, &#8220;the streets are a violent place shaped by societal factors, which are often not seen by those with “privilege.”
Students are able to receive credit for volunteering at local abortion clinics in order to satisfy the course&#8217;s mandated volunteer service.

<a href="https://www.augusta.edu/faculty/directory/view.php?id=CBOND">Dr. Candis Bond</a> is an Assistant Professor at Augusta University. While at Saint Louis University Bond taught a course titled, “Politics of the Street."

The College Fix reports that the syllabus states, "the streets are a violent place shaped by societal factors, which are often not seen by those with “privilege.”

Students are able to receive credit for volunteering at local abortion clinics in order to satisfy the course's mandated volunteer service.

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John Donoghue

<a href="http://www.luc.edu/history/people/facultydirectory/donoghuejohn.shtml">Dr. John Donoghue</a> is a Professor of History at Loyola University-Chicago. He regularly teaches a course on slavery and abolition, but updated his class this year to include Donald Trump, and linked him to slavery. His courses and research often tries to link capitalism to slavery.

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Loyola University-Chicago

<a href="http://www.luc.edu/history/people/facultydirectory/donoghuejohn.shtml">Dr. John Donoghue</a> is a Professor of History at Loyola University-Chicago. He regularly teaches a course on slavery and abolition, but updated his class this year to include Donald Trump, and linked him to slavery. His courses and research often tries to link capitalism to slavery.

<a href="http://www.mshellyconner.com/about">Dr. M Shelly Conner</a> is an Associate Professor of English at Loyola University-Chicago. Dr. Conner wrote in The Feminist Wire that all men have a secret desire to rape women in their sleep.

<a href="https://www.luc.edu/theology/facultystaff/hermansenmarcia.shtml">Dr. Marcia Hermansen</a> is a Professor of Islamic Studies at Loyola University-Chicago. Hermansen said after the election of Donald Trump that professors should give Muslim students extra time on assignments if they requested; "“If a Muslim student requests extra time to complete assignments, it may be because they feel threatened" she said at a post-election discussion. Additionally, Hermansen has a problem of intolerance towards people critical of Islam, as she once backed out of a panel with Islam critic Robert Spencer.  The event was supposed to be about different perspectives on Islam, but Hermansen apparently was offended that it would actually involve different perspectives on Islam.

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Patricia Williams

<a href="https://www.northeastern.edu/law/faculty/directory/williams-p.html">Patricia Williams </a>is a Professor of Law and Humanities at Northeastern University. Williams, in an editorial for The Nation, wrote &#8221; the history of the right to bear arms is shaped by exclusionary privilege based on race and gender. It is almost exclusively white men who may “reasonably” carry firearms to protests outside Target or political conventions&#8221;, although still 20% of Hispanic and African-American homes own guns according to Pew research.

<a href="https://www.northeastern.edu/law/faculty/directory/williams-p.html">Patricia Williams </a>is a Professor of Law and Humanities at Northeastern University. Williams, in an editorial for The Nation, wrote " the history of the right to bear arms is shaped by exclusionary privilege based on race and gender. It is almost exclusively white men who may “reasonably” carry firearms to protests outside Target or political conventions", although still 20% of Hispanic and African-American homes own guns according to Pew research.

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Jason Killheffer

<a href="http://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10YwpPcRGpKj-Uz-hFf8SjHtt_ijZWa9Av1CgxuOZGgI/edit#gid=54702003">Jason Killheffer </a>is the Assistant Provost of Academic Integrity Programs at Yale University. As part of an undercover operation by James O’Keefe and Project Veritas, Killheffer called the Constitution propaganda. He told an undercover journalist “If your freedom of expression impacts other people’s ability to engage actively in the community, to engage in their education or really take full advantage of everything that the university has to offer, then that’s when things cross that line.” In other words, Killheffer believes that being triggered by a Constitution is a valid reason for the university to step in and possibly prevent distribution.

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Yale University

<a href="http://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10YwpPcRGpKj-Uz-hFf8SjHtt_ijZWa9Av1CgxuOZGgI/edit#gid=54702003">Jason Killheffer </a>is the Assistant Provost of Academic Integrity Programs at Yale University. As part of an undercover operation by James O’Keefe and Project Veritas, Killheffer called the Constitution propaganda. He told an undercover journalist “If your freedom of expression impacts other people’s ability to engage actively in the community, to engage in their education or really take full advantage of everything that the university has to offer, then that’s when things cross that line.” In other words, Killheffer believes that being triggered by a Constitution is a valid reason for the university to step in and possibly prevent distribution.

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Bob Englehart

<a href="http://www.bobenglehart.com/about">Bob Englehart</a>, adjunct professor at Eastern Connecticut State University and political cartoonist, recently drew media attention for his views opposing the second amendment. In an emotional rant on Facebook, Englehard argued against the second amendment in response to the Las Vegas mass shooting stating the &#8220;only way to slow [these attacks] down is to repeal the second amendment&#8221;. He goes on to call President Donald Trump a &#8220;dumb-f***&#8221; for not keeping Americans safe.

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Eastern Connecticut State University

<a href="http://www.bobenglehart.com/about">Bob Englehart</a>, adjunct professor at Eastern Connecticut State University and political cartoonist, recently drew media attention for his views opposing the second amendment. In an emotional rant on Facebook, Englehard argued against the second amendment in response to the Las Vegas mass shooting stating the "only way to slow [these attacks] down is to repeal the second amendment". He goes on to call President Donald Trump a "dumb-f***" for not keeping Americans safe.

<a href="http://www.easternct.edu/english/faculty/">Brent Terry</a> is a part-time adjunct at Eastern Connecticut State University. Terry was recorded in one of his classes stating that if Republicans won in the 2014 election that they would close down colleges and that liberal votes are being suppressed by “racist, misogynist, money-grubbing people.”

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Edward Herman

<a href="https://fnce.wharton.upenn.edu/faculty/faculty-list/">Dr. Edward Herman</a>, a former Professor of Business, helped try to cover up the killing fields of Cambodia along with Noam Chomsky in several writings, including a book called After the Cataclysm.

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University of Pennsylvania

<a href="https://www.sas.upenn.edu/religious_studies/faculty/butler">Dr. Anthea Butler</a>, a professor at University of Pennsylvania, said God is a white racist. Butler also called GOP presidential candidate and highly successful African-American neurosurgeon, Ben Carson, a racial slur for supporting people’s rights to own and fly the Confederate flag.

<a href="https://fnce.wharton.upenn.edu/faculty/faculty-list/">Dr. Edward Herman</a>, a former Professor of Business, helped try to cover up the killing fields of Cambodia along with Noam Chomsky in several writings, including a book called After the Cataclysm.

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Larry Little

<a href="http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=74661">Dr. Larry Little</a> is a Professor of Political Science. He taught a fraudulent “independent studies” class at Winston-Salem State, created for the purpose of boosting a group of students’ grades in order to allow the school to keep receiving grant money. Little previously faced reprimand for using his classes to boost Democrat campaigns by inviting candidates and offering extra credit for volunteering on campaigns.

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Winston-Salem State

<a href="http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=74661">Dr. Larry Little</a> is a Professor of Political Science. He taught a fraudulent “independent studies” class at Winston-Salem State, created for the purpose of boosting a group of students’ grades in order to allow the school to keep receiving grant money. Little previously faced reprimand for using his classes to boost Democrat campaigns by inviting candidates and offering extra credit for volunteering on campaigns.

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Wayne Bendickson

Wayne Bendickson is a Professor in Native American Studies at the University of Minnesota. Bendickson requires all of his students to pick a topic from a list, that includes ‘why Native American mascots should be banned from sports,’ and explain in the assignment why it is important. A counter-argument is not allowed.

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University of Minnesota

Wayne Bendickson is a Professor in Native American Studies at the University of Minnesota. Bendickson requires all of his students to pick a topic from a list, that includes ‘why Native American mascots should be banned from sports,’ and explain in the assignment why it is important. A counter-argument is not allowed.

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Lisa Durden

Lisa Durden was a professor at Essex County College, in New Jersey. She appeared on Fox News, to talk with Tucker Carlson about why whites were not allowed to be a part of the Black Lives Matter Memorial Day Celebration. She responded with some very controversial comments that then followed her back to her home school. There have been various reports of her publicly humiliating and grading down students who make mention of this interview. She was released about a month after the interview, although much controversy about her release ensued, and she is expected to be reinstated due to multiple petitions by students, and a possible lawsuit defending her fundamental right to free speech.

Lisa Durden was a professor at Essex County College, in New Jersey. She appeared on Fox News, to talk with Tucker Carlson about why whites were not allowed to be a part of the Black Lives Matter Memorial Day Celebration. She responded with some very controversial comments that then followed her back to her home school. There have been various reports of her publicly humiliating and grading down students who make mention of this interview. She was released about a month after the interview, although much controversy about her release ensued, and she is expected to be reinstated due to multiple petitions by students, and a possible lawsuit defending her fundamental right to free speech.

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William Field

<a href="http://www.polisci.rutgers.edu/cb-profile/userprofile/whfield">Dr. William Field</a>, a professor at Rutgers University, sent out an email to all political science majors and minors to protest against Condoleeza Rice serving as their commencement speaker. He was also said to have congratulated one of the lead organizers of the protest who had damaged university property.

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Tess Winkelmann

Professor Tess Winkelmann is an Assistant Professor of U.S Foreign Relations at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Winkelmann made headlines after a video surfaced of the professor openly blaming President Trump for the horrible massacre that occurred in Las Vegas just a few days before. In the video, Winkelmann can be heard saying, &#8220;When he got elected, I told my classes three semesters ago, some of us won&#8217;t be affected by this presidency, but others are going to die. Other people will die because of this.&#8221; The school has yet to take any action, and Winkelmann has yet to issue a statement on the matter.

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University of Nevada - Las Vegas

<a href="https://www.unlv.edu/people/michael-green">Dr. Michael Green</a> is a Professor of History at UNLV. He said that Trump was "a syphilitic Nazi" in a Facebook discussion with a former student. In an editorial about Republicans, he also made many misleading statements about Cabinet nominees, describing them as "a health secretary who opposes health, a secretary of state who may love Vladimir Putin even more than his president, a housing and urban development secretary who thinks his department is a movie that starred Paul Newman, and an education secretary who hates public education and those who work in it, but thinks school is a good place for kids to learn to shoot grizzlies".

Professor Tess Winkelmann is an Assistant Professor of U.S Foreign Relations at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Winkelmann made headlines after a video surfaced of the professor openly blaming President Trump for the horrible massacre that occurred in Las Vegas just a few days before. In the video, Winkelmann can be heard saying, "When he got elected, I told my classes three semesters ago, some of us won't be affected by this presidency, but others are going to die. Other people will die because of this." The school has yet to take any action, and Winkelmann has yet to issue a statement on the matter.

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Gary Gutting

Dr. Gary Gutting is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame. Dr. Gutting claims that “permissive gun laws are a manifestation of racism.” He believes that the mostly white gun lobby is forcing black people to live in fear. Gutting claims that fear is violating their 14th amendment rights as American citizens.

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University of Notre Dame

Dr. Gary Gutting is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the University of Notre Dame. Dr. Gutting claims that “permissive gun laws are a manifestation of racism.” He believes that the mostly white gun lobby is forcing black people to live in fear. Gutting claims that fear is violating their 14th amendment rights as American citizens.

<a href="https://www.msps.nd.edu/iris-outlaw">Iris Outlaw</a> is the Director of Multicultural Student Program and Services at the University of Notre Dame. Outlaw taught a “white privilege” seminar that pledged to help students acknowledge and understand their white privilege.

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Bruce Cumings

<a href="https://history.uchicago.edu/directory/bruce-cumings">Dr. Bruce Cumings</a> is a Distinguished Professor of History at the University of Chicago. Dr. Cumings placed most of the blame of North Korea’s problems on the United States, while also whitewashing problems in Korea.  For example, Cumings denies the existence of a massive famine in North Korea in the 1990s. Cumings blames the United States for North Korea’s problems, not Communism.

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University of Chicago

<a href="https://history.uchicago.edu/directory/bruce-cumings">Dr. Bruce Cumings</a> is a Distinguished Professor of History at the University of Chicago. Dr. Cumings placed most of the blame of North Korea’s problems on the United States, while also whitewashing problems in Korea.  For example, Cumings denies the existence of a massive famine in North Korea in the 1990s. Cumings blames the United States for North Korea’s problems, not Communism.

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University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

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Gregory Jay

<a href="https://uwm.edu/english/our-people/jay-gregory/">Dr. Gregory Jay</a> is a Professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Jay calls for the &#8220;abolition of whiteness.&#8221; He even compares &#8220;whiteness&#8221; to the whale in the literary classic, Moby Dick. Jay claims that saying &#8220;white trash&#8221; is also racist because it suggests that regular trash is black.

<a href="https://uwm.edu/english/our-people/jay-gregory/">Dr. Gregory Jay</a> is a Professor of English at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Jay calls for the "abolition of whiteness." He even compares "whiteness" to the whale in the literary classic, Moby Dick. Jay claims that saying "white trash" is also racist because it suggests that regular trash is black.

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Stephanie Baran

<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-baran-854415b">Stephanie Baran</a>, a teaching assistant at University of Wisconsin &#8211; Milwaukee, attended a “White Privilege Conference” and said that she would be “down” with the idea of “kicking out capitalism” as she believes it causes racism. Baran describes herself as a “vulgar Marxist” because she desires “to see the entire dismantling of the system versus the other, softer, kinder, brutal Marxists.”

<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-baran-854415b">Stephanie Baran</a>, a teaching assistant at University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, attended a “White Privilege Conference” and said that she would be “down” with the idea of “kicking out capitalism” as she believes it causes racism. Baran describes herself as a “vulgar Marxist” because she desires “to see the entire dismantling of the system versus the other, softer, kinder, brutal Marxists.”

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University of Wisconsin-Whitewater

Dr. Beth Lueck is an English Professor at the University of Wisconsin, Whitewater. Lueck offered extra credit to her English classes if they attended an anti-Scott Walker rally. Lueck copied most of the announcement from a post by the campus College Democrats. The UWW Democrats hosted the event along with union members and liberal activists, and Dr. Lueck helped bring students to the event by offering extra credit, despite the class not being related to state budgets or state politics.

University of Wisconsin - Whitewater

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University of Wisconsin-Madison

<a href="https://african.wisc.edu/staff/damon-sajnani/">Dr. Damon Sanjani</a> is a Professor of African Cultural Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. While recently he has been in the news for teaching a course called "The Problem of Whiteness", Sanjani is far more controversial than just that class on race relations and white supremacy. He previously retweeted a tweet about assassinating Donald Trump and tweeted in support of the Dallas cop killings.

University of Wisconsin - Madison

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Texas State University

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Elizabeth Bishop

<a href="http://www.txstate.edu/history/people/faculty/bishop.html">Dr. Elizabeth Bishop</a> is a Professor of History at Texas State University. She tried to get several conservative students fired from their jobs for arguing with her on Facebook about capitalism and Communism. She claimed that they were practicing &#8220;hate speech&#8221; when they disagreed with her.

<a href="http://www.txstate.edu/history/people/faculty/bishop.html">Dr. Elizabeth Bishop</a> is a Professor of History at Texas State University. She tried to get several conservative students fired from their jobs for arguing with her on Facebook about capitalism and Communism. She claimed that they were practicing "hate speech" when they disagreed with her.

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Rick Henderson

<a href="https://www.polisci.txstate.edu/people/faculty-bios/henderson.html">Rick Henderson</a>, a Senior Lecturer at Texas State University, accused multiple Republican presidential candidates of “talking out of [their] ass[es],” including Senator Ted Cruz, Senator Rand Paul, and Carly Fiorina. According to an audio recording of the class, Henderson said “So I guess if you’re Rand Paul you just go, ‘hmm, what can I pull out my ass?’ And Carly Fiorina saying that marijuana is more dangerous than beer? Talking out of her ass! And Ted Cruz, I can’t tell the difference between his mouth and his ass. I mean, what are you talking about? Are you insane?’” The diatribe caused the department chair to remind “Professor Henderson of the need to maintain a classroom climate that honors the principles of free and open expression while maintaining an appropriate level of civility.”

<a href="https://www.polisci.txstate.edu/people/faculty-bios/henderson.html">Rick Henderson</a>, a Senior Lecturer at Texas State University, accused multiple Republican presidential candidates of “talking out of [their] ass[es],” including Senator Ted Cruz, Senator Rand Paul, and Carly Fiorina. According to an audio recording of the class, Henderson said “So I guess if you’re Rand Paul you just go, ‘hmm, what can I pull out my ass?’ And Carly Fiorina saying that marijuana is more dangerous than beer? Talking out of her ass! And Ted Cruz, I can’t tell the difference between his mouth and his ass. I mean, what are you talking about? Are you insane?’” The diatribe caused the department chair to remind “Professor Henderson of the need to maintain a classroom climate that honors the principles of free and open expression while maintaining an appropriate level of civility.”

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Washington State University

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John Streamas

<a href="https://ccgrs.wsu.edu/faculty-staff/john-streamas/">Dr. John Streamas</a> is an Associate Professor at Washington State University. In his class called “Introduction to Multicultural Literature,” Streamas told white students to defer to non-white students if they want to succeed in the class. Dr. Streamas  also allegedly called a student a “white shitbag” and said that WSU stands for &#8220;White Supremacist University.&#8221;

<a href="https://ccgrs.wsu.edu/faculty-staff/john-streamas/">Dr. John Streamas</a> is an Associate Professor at Washington State University. In his class called “Introduction to Multicultural Literature,” Streamas told white students to defer to non-white students if they want to succeed in the class. Dr. Streamas  also allegedly called a student a “white shitbag” and said that WSU stands for "White Supremacist University."

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Rebecca Fowler

Dr. Rebecca Fowler is a professor at Washington State University. In her “Introduction to Comparative Ethnic Studies” class, Fowler takes one grade point away when a student uses the phrase “illegal alien” or “illegals.” The goal is that students will “come to recognize how white privilege functions in everyday social structures and institutions.”

Dr. Rebecca Fowler is a professor at Washington State University. In her “Introduction to Comparative Ethnic Studies” class, Fowler takes one grade point away when a student uses the phrase “illegal alien” or “illegals.” The goal is that students will “come to recognize how white privilege functions in everyday social structures and institutions.”

Dr. Selena Lester Breikss is an Associate Professor at Washington State University. In her “Women and Popular Culture” class, Breikss threatened to give students a failing grade for using verbiage she considers, “oppressive and hateful language.” The punishment includes, “but [is] not limited to removal from the class without attendance or participation points, failure of the assignment, and— in extreme cases— failure for the semester.”

Dr. Selena Lester Breikss is an Associate Professor at Washington State University. In her “Women and Popular Culture” class, Breikss threatened to give students a failing grade for using verbiage she considers, “oppressive and hateful language.” The punishment includes, “but [is] not limited to removal from the class without attendance or participation points, failure of the assignment, and— in extreme cases— failure for the semester.”

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University of Rhode Island

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Erik Loomis

<a href="http://web.uri.edu/history/meet/erik-loomis/">Dr. Erik Loomis</a> is an Assistant Professor at the University of Rhode Island. In 2012 Loomis stated, “Fuck the NRA” without a hint of subtlety. Loomis, upset in 2012 over the Sandy Hook shootings, also said the NRA is a terrorist organization. He tweeted he wants NRA CEO “Wayne LaPierre’s head on a stick.”

<a href="http://web.uri.edu/history/meet/erik-loomis/">Dr. Erik Loomis</a> is an Assistant Professor at the University of Rhode Island. In 2012 Loomis stated, “Fuck the NRA” without a hint of subtlety. Loomis, upset in 2012 over the Sandy Hook shootings, also said the NRA is a terrorist organization. He tweeted he wants NRA CEO “Wayne LaPierre’s head on a stick.”

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University of Toledo

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California State University-Fullerton

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Eric Canin

<a href="http://anthro.fullerton.edu/People/PartTime_Faculty.aspx">Eric Canin</a>, is an adjunct instructor of Anthropology at Cal-State Fullerton. He assaulted a member of College Republicans during two protests on campus; one organized by Students for Justice in Palestine and a counter-protest by College Republicans. According to The Daily Titan, &#8220;“(Canin) came up, tried to grab (my) sign and pushed our way … Then he went after (Ingalls) and started swinging at him,&#8221;.

<a href="http://anthro.fullerton.edu/People/PartTime_Faculty.aspx">Eric Canin</a>, is an adjunct instructor of Anthropology at Cal-State Fullerton. He assaulted a member of College Republicans during two protests on campus; one organized by Students for Justice in Palestine and a counter-protest by College Republicans. According to The Daily Titan, "“(Canin) came up, tried to grab (my) sign and pushed our way … Then he went after (Ingalls) and started swinging at him,".

California State University - Fullerton

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DePaul University

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Abdul-Malik Ryan

Abdul-Malik Ryan is the Assistant Director of Religious Diversity at DePaul University. Ryan has publicly criticized supporters of Israel. He has also written sympathetically about Islamic terrorists and has signed petitions for a terrorist conspirator. Ryan also supported the idea of a caliphate before the rise of ISIS.

Abdul-Malik Ryan is the Assistant Director of Religious Diversity at DePaul University. Ryan has publicly criticized supporters of Israel. He has also written sympathetically about Islamic terrorists and has signed petitions for a terrorist conspirator. Ryan also supported the idea of a caliphate before the rise of ISIS.

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Eugene Zdziarski

<a href="http://offices.depaul.edu/student-affairs/about/staff-directory/Pages/eugene-zdziarski.aspx">Dr. Eugene Zdziarski </a>is the Vice President of Student Affairs at DePaul University, Chicago. Students attending DePaul are not allowed to chalk political messages around campus. In a campus-wide email Zdziarski said, “The university has been addressing campus climate issues in an effort to provide an inclusive and supportive educational environment. In this context, many students, faculty and staff found the chalk messages offensive, hurtful and divisive.” These messages included pro-Trump and pro-police slogans.

<a href="http://offices.depaul.edu/student-affairs/about/staff-directory/Pages/eugene-zdziarski.aspx">Dr. Eugene Zdziarski </a>is the Vice President of Student Affairs at DePaul University, Chicago. Students attending DePaul are not allowed to chalk political messages around campus. In a campus-wide email Zdziarski said, “The university has been addressing campus climate issues in an effort to provide an inclusive and supportive educational environment. In this context, many students, faculty and staff found the chalk messages offensive, hurtful and divisive.” These messages included pro-Trump and pro-police slogans.

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Valerie Johnson

<a href="http://las.depaul.edu/academics/political-science/faculty/Pages/valerie-johnson.aspx">Dr. Valerie Johnson</a> is an Associate Professor of Urban Politics at DePaul University. Dr. Johnson encouraged and assisted students in disrupting a campus event featuring Milo Yiannopoulos. Student Edward Ward, a protege of Johnson, allegedly threatened Mr. Yiannopoulos physically on stage during the disruption.

<a href="http://las.depaul.edu/academics/political-science/faculty/Pages/valerie-johnson.aspx">Dr. Valerie Johnson</a> is an Associate Professor of Urban Politics at DePaul University. Dr. Johnson encouraged and assisted students in disrupting a campus event featuring Milo Yiannopoulos. Student Edward Ward, a protege of Johnson, allegedly threatened Mr. Yiannopoulos physically on stage during the disruption.

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New York University

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Arthur Caplan

<a href="http://www.med.nyu.edu/pophealth/faculty/caplaa01">Dr. Arthur Caplan</a> is a Distinguished Professor of Bioethics at New York University. Caplan argued in  2015 that Trump’s tactics for gaining support was just like Hitler’s! Caplan argued that Trump’s immigration plan “should be viewed in the repugnant tradition of Hitler.” He told Campus Reform “The greatest danger is that a man willing to use racism to gain political support gets elected and then shapes his policies on poverty, immigration, criminal justice and jobs on the basis of his blatantly and dangerous racist views.” Ironically, Caplan previously criticized people who used the Nazi analogy in bioethics debates.

<a href="http://www.med.nyu.edu/pophealth/faculty/caplaa01">Dr. Arthur Caplan</a> is a Distinguished Professor of Bioethics at New York University. Caplan argued in  2015 that Trump’s tactics for gaining support was just like Hitler’s! Caplan argued that Trump’s immigration plan “should be viewed in the repugnant tradition of Hitler.” He told Campus Reform “The greatest danger is that a man willing to use racism to gain political support gets elected and then shapes his policies on poverty, immigration, criminal justice and jobs on the basis of his blatantly and dangerous racist views.” Ironically, Caplan previously criticized people who used the Nazi analogy in bioethics debates.

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Frank Leon Roberts

<a href="http://gallatin.nyu.edu/people/faculty/flr207.html">Dr. Frank Roberts</a>, a professor at New York University, warned of “Jewish elites” controlling the media, a favorite trope of anti-Semites.  He tweeted “Its crucial for the public to realize that NBC/MSNBC,The NYTimes,US News &amp; World Report, &amp; the NY Daily News are all owned by Jewish elites” and “Speaking out against Israel&#8217;s massacre &amp; Jewish elites&#8217; monopoly of the American free press is not anti-Semitic. #Gaza, #Flotilla, #OilSpill.”

<a href="http://gallatin.nyu.edu/people/faculty/flr207.html">Dr. Frank Roberts</a>, a professor at New York University, warned of “Jewish elites” controlling the media, a favorite trope of anti-Semites.  He tweeted “Its crucial for the public to realize that NBC/MSNBC,The NYTimes,US News &amp; World Report, &amp; the NY Daily News are all owned by Jewish elites” and “Speaking out against Israel's massacre &amp; Jewish elites' monopoly of the American free press is not anti-Semitic. #Gaza, #Flotilla, #OilSpill.”

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Mark Crispin Miller

<a href="http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/faculty/Mark_Crispin_Miller">Dr. Mark Crispin Miller</a>, a professor at New York University warned that President Bush was spreading propaganda in order to form a theocracy in the United States. He also compared Bush to Hitler, saying “All the major war-drives in modern history&#8230; in Germany, in the Soviet Union, and in the Middle East &#8212; have been impelled by people who believed that they were at risk, that they were being persecuted, that they faced annihilation. Hitler actually believed that &#8216;world Jewry&#8217; threatened Germany, and that his bloody enterprise was a means of self-defense against the Jews. We know all too well that al-Qaeda&#8217;s people universally regard the Jews and Christians as plotting to wipe out Islam. And the Christo-fascist types now in control of the United States believe that they&#8217;re the victims of non-Christians.&#8221;

<a href="http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/faculty/Mark_Crispin_Miller">Dr. Mark Crispin Miller</a>, a professor at New York University warned that President Bush was spreading propaganda in order to form a theocracy in the United States. He also compared Bush to Hitler, saying “All the major war-drives in modern history... in Germany, in the Soviet Union, and in the Middle East -- have been impelled by people who believed that they were at risk, that they were being persecuted, that they faced annihilation. Hitler actually believed that 'world Jewry' threatened Germany, and that his bloody enterprise was a means of self-defense against the Jews. We know all too well that al-Qaeda's people universally regard the Jews and Christians as plotting to wipe out Islam. And the Christo-fascist types now in control of the United States believe that they're the victims of non-Christians."

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Ulrich Baer

<a href="http://english.as.nyu.edu/object/ulrichbaer.html">Dr. Ulrich Baer</a> is a vice-provost and Professor of Comparative Literature at New York University. He wrote an editorial in the New York Times supporting the suppression of free speech on college campuses. He claimed &#8220;The idea of freedom of speech does not mean a blanket permission to say anything anybody thinks. It means balancing the inherent value of a given view with the obligation to ensure that other members of a given community can participate in discourse as fully recognized members of that community.&#8221;

<a href="http://english.as.nyu.edu/object/ulrichbaer.html">Dr. Ulrich Baer</a> is a vice-provost and Professor of Comparative Literature at New York University. He wrote an editorial in the New York Times supporting the suppression of free speech on college campuses. He claimed "The idea of freedom of speech does not mean a blanket permission to say anything anybody thinks. It means balancing the inherent value of a given view with the obligation to ensure that other members of a given community can participate in discourse as fully recognized members of that community."

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University of North Dakota

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Jack Russell Weinstein

<a href="https://und.edu/directory/jack.weinstein#publications-and-presentations">Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein</a> is the Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Dakota. Weinstein vehemently opposes those whom he calls “open carry activists.” He believes their rights are not protected under the Constitution and he encourages people to avoid those who open carry. Dr. Weinstein even suggested that those who don’t want to be around people who open carry in restaurants should just leave without paying the bill. He says, “There really is no legitimate way of determining intent….Even if the people with guns are carrying a sign claiming to be activists (which they do not do), they could be lying, just setting us all up for slaughter.”

<a href="https://und.edu/directory/jack.weinstein#publications-and-presentations">Dr. Jack Russell Weinstein</a> is the Chester Fritz Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Dakota. Weinstein vehemently opposes those whom he calls “open carry activists.” He believes their rights are not protected under the Constitution and he encourages people to avoid those who open carry. Dr. Weinstein even suggested that those who don’t want to be around people who open carry in restaurants should just leave without paying the bill. He says, “There really is no legitimate way of determining intent….Even if the people with guns are carrying a sign claiming to be activists (which they do not do), they could be lying, just setting us all up for slaughter.”