I feel like you were persecuted.

Like you were held up as an example to the rest of the class.

If you don't buy what I'm selling, you ain't passing this class.

Yeah.

And I think she really, really thought I was going to give into it.

Right.

I paid, I think, $1,700 to take that one class, which is absurd that we are being

A waste of money.

I mean, they have so many DEI requirements at that school that we are all paying for.

I can't even fathom the amount of money people are paying out of state because I'm in state

to take these DEI

required courses that have nothing to do with their major. It's absurd.

Welcome to the Michelle Tofoya podcast.

Olivia Krollcheck was trying to take care of a college requirement.

And that meant she had to take a DEI course.

What happened next should revolt any student or parent of a student. When you consider that you're spending large money on a kid to get a college degree and they go through what she went through, you might want to rethink it. You might want to ask some questions ahead of time.

Olivia Krollcheck has a very interesting story and she tells it next.

Olivia, welcome. You and I have never met before, so I'm excited to have this conversation with you.

You're now with the Riley Gaines Center, aren't you?

I am with the Riley Gaines Center, yeah, and thank you so much for having me on here.

I've also recently joined campus reform as a reporter.

That's fantastic.

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