Year after year, Americans pour billions of dollars into colleges and universities.

I'm not talking about the outrageous tuition costs, living expenses, and fees.

The debt pit students fall into, and I'm not talking about the tax money.

Our money colleges and universities get from federal and state governments.

I'm talking about the money Americans are handing over to these institutions of their own free will.

In 2017, that number was $44 billion.

$44 billion in donations in one year from alumni and other donors.

And for what?

To enhance the education of America's youth?

Do you really think our college graduates are better educated, more literate,

more versed in classical philosophy and American history than they were 10, 20, or 50 years ago?

If your child goes to college and spends four years partying, skipping class,

and playing video games, consider yourself lucky.

It's when they actually listen to their radical professors that you're in trouble.

So, what have our institutions been doing with all this money?

Well, the University of Michigan's vice provost of equity and inclusion makes $400,000 a year.

The university spends close to $11 million annually on diversity and inclusion staff and programs according to a recent report.

What do you think vice provosts of equity and inclusion, and almost all schools have one now, do all day?

They, and the small armies they supervise, spend all day, every day looking for racism, sexism,

classism, Islamophobia, homophobia, transphobia, and any other phobia as they can dream up.

If they don't find some bias somewhere, they're out of a job.

So guess what?

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