Earlier: ”Cauldron Of Iniquity” Penn Law School Persecuting Truth-Teller Amy Wax
We at VDARE.com have posted before on the case of University of Pennsylvania Law School Professor Amy Wax. How is that case going?
Aaron Sibarium posted a good update at the Washington Free Beacon, February 13th.
Amy Wax may be the most controversial law professor in country. Now, the University of Pennsylvania is trying to get rid of its tenured bomb-thrower—by any means necessary.
— Aaron Sibarium (@aaronsibarium) February 13, 2023
If Penn succeeds, it could mean the death of academic freedom as we know it. 🧵https://t.co/px4uXTT5Fl
It makes it clearer than ever that the driving spirit behind the university’s vendetta against Professor Wax is the law school dean, Theodore Ruger.
It also makes it clear that Theodore Ruger [email him] is a very nasty piece of work indeed, a vindictive liar and fraud.
And so on. It really is a vendetta. It’s also a vivid illustration of how very, very seriously these academic ideologues take their bizarre, infantile, unscientific theories about human nature and human society. As Aaron Sibarium points out
The last time Penn axed a tenured faculty member, it was because he killed his wife.
Yes: to these crazed ideologues, Prof. Wax’s speaking some mild opinions about racial and cultural differences has the same moral weight as manslaughter.
Latest development: On January 16th this year Prof. Wax, through her attorneys, struck back against Ruger, filing a 24-page grievance [MS Word] and demanding eight items for relief. I smiled to see that Number Five of those items was:
Dean Ruger is ordered to comply with all of the requests for information found in Prof. Wax’s Aug. Memo, including but not limited to arranging for an outside examination of student grades by race, as pertinent to his allegations that Professor Wax spoke ”falsely” on the topic.
Just that one item, if granted, will expose Dean Ruger for the lying Stalinist weasel he undoubtedly is.
As I noted in my last posting on the case, Prof. Wax has a legal defense fund you can donate to at GoFundMe.com. If you care about liberty of speech in the academy and can afford to donate, by all means do so.