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WLU's Diversity Office in their Own Words
December 28, 2017
Benjamin Boyce
Benjamin Boyce traces one of the roots of the Lindsay Shepherd Affair: Laurier's diversity office
Benjamin Boyce analyzes excerpts from promotional videos created by Laurier's Diversity office (featuring Director Laura Mae Lindo). Boyce explains the language and underlying critical social justice ideas and connects them to the Lindsay Shepherd affair. Boyce was a student at Evergreeen State College in May 2017.
Open letter to the Scientific American Editorial Board regarding intemperate tweets on x.com by then editor-in-chief Laura Helmuth.
Indigenous faculty members in Faculty of Social Work and the black dean accusing each other of racism
Faculty Must Complete EDI Statements to Win Grants but Only 'Correct' Statements are Successful
University of Waterloo Woke Faculty Host Conference on Academic Antagonism and Intimidation of Woke Faculty
To Jonathon Haidt, John Tomasi, the Board and Management of the Heterodox Academy (HxA)
University of Waterloo VP of Equity issues statement riddled with bizarre and contradictory evidence.
Artificial Intelligence and Equity: a perfect storm for undergraduate education
"The university is the home and sponsor of critics; it is not itself the critic."
David Haskell and William McNally Interview Charles Pincourt
Sunday May 8, 2022 7:30-9:30pm
