Have you noticed the dilemma that higher education is in?

Recently, the Trump administration cut off $400 million in federal grants and aides to Columbia University

for its inability to stop rampant, overt, and shameless anti-Semitism on the campus.

For a long time, the university has decided it's partisan, it's political, and its left wing, and it's proud of it.

It's widespread in higher education, and the country's been appalled by it.

But for some reason, higher education seems to equate Jewish Americans and, by definition, Israel,

with the white oppressor side of their Marxist binary. Hello, this is Victor Davis-Hansson for the Daily Signal.

Have you noticed the dilemma that higher education is in?

Recently, the Trump administration cut off $400 million in federal grants and aides to Columbia

University for its inability to stop rampant, overt, and shameless anti-Semitism on the campus. It's widespread in higher

education, and the country's been appalled by it, but for some reason, higher education seems to

equate Jewish Americans and, by definition, Israel, with the white oppressor side of their Marxist binary, which is non-white

oppressed versus white oppressor.

What I'm getting at is it's almost as if people who chase Jewish students down, scream

at them, yell anti-Semitic epithets, disrupt their classes, have a free pass because they're self-described diversity, equity, inclusion students.

There's other things that are going on that are even more serious, though.

For a long time, the university has decided that it will make no more pretense that it's disinterested.

It's partisan and it's political and it's left wing and it's proud of it.

We can see that in the way that speakers are treated at campus.

If you go to a campus as an invited speaker and you speak in any fashion

to express doubts about abortion on demand, transgenderism in general,

New Green Deal, unlimited support for the Ukraine war, you may find yourself the object of

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