if you're still in any doubt that the left has garnered complete
control over educational institutions poorly. Do I have a story for you?
Michigan State University is currently being sued by two students who were
obligated to fund progressive causes as a requirement for their business class.
and not only was the money used to fund those causes,
but it also funded the professors own activism.
Where's my free stuff?
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Nathan Barbieri and Nolan romps claim that Mercury Professor Amy Y has made
it a requirement to pay membership fees for something called the rebellion community.
She taught this spring 2023 business communication class,
which is required for the school's bachelor's degree in business.
She also made the rebellion website the only place to access class materials and complete
assignments. Despite the school having a dedicated and free website to do this,
The Rebellion community website says that it's an organization looking
to transform the world through radical authenticity. It claims to teach people
how to rid the world of hateful rhetoric division, mass shootings, racism, sexism,
homophobia and transphobia all for the low, low membership fee of $100.
Then, of course, once you join, it promises bonus incentives for
every other person that you convince to sign up.
Kind of like a woke pyramid scheme.
Like feminist heroes right now.
because of syllabus and a message on the website said that Weisner would not receive
any financial compensation, as that would be a conflict of interest. It says the fees were used
to pay for the use of technology and to pay guest speakers, educators and facilitators.
Except that it turns out the rebellion community is her own organization and the membership fees
were divided between buying an RV. So Weisner could do it. Cross-country activism tour
and Planned Parenthood.
How very radically authentic of her,
according to the lawsuit. 600 students were required to pay
the membership fee totaling $60,000 as a required course.
About 600 more students are expected to enroll every semester,
and she's been requiring it since August 2020 to
who approved this, you might ask? Well, allegedly,
it was all approved by the school's provost, who is also named in the lawsuit.
While I have to say, they certainly have a case for fraud, the two students are
arguing that this was a violation of their First Amendment rights by forcing them to
support causes that go against their religious views and funding speech they don't believe in.
up until the spring of 2021, it seems that Weisner taught her marketing to 50
class entitled Business Communications in the standard and conventional way.
Then in May, she did a TED talk about rejecting
the sexual morality and family values imposed by the patriarchy. Parenting,
too, she said, is a synthetic byproduct of men's world domination. And so we should just
get rid of it. If you don't think that it fits your truth,
I mean, that's just like the rules of feminism.
according to her social media presence.
She's also a mother. And so I really wonder what her children think about that.
her little 15 minutes of fame talked about how she did this in her own
journey to political activism and then suddenly,
poof.
She redesigned her marketing class to be both an audience and a cash cow to fund these bold,
stupid ideas and her new need to throw around buzzwords to feel special.
she stopped assigning grades and ended all formal instruction on actual business communications
and instead focused on students finding their truths through personal exploration
in a required marketing class for business and finance majors.
She even went on a university funded podcast and admitted that she wasn't teaching anything
that her students would need to know in the business world, but that she was allowed full
discretion and over her curriculum itself, so Fuck it.
She also allegedly solicited students to preorder a copy
of a so far unpublished book about her activism,
for which she's probably raked in tens of dollars
then. Last August, the university changed their rules and allowed professors to collect donations
or royalties in exchange for assigning their own work as course materials. Wisner has been
requiring her students to finance her activism as a condition of passing her class ever since.
also in the lawsuit is a Go fund Me page where she sold memberships so
she could buy her work mobile. The page only raised about two grand,
but after she collected the student fees, a video of her new RB just magically appeared
once it was bought and paid for.
Why hasn't her informed her Facebook audience that all membership money would be going
directly to Planned Parenthood to fund? You know what?
According to the lawsuit, the membership rules of the rebellion community consist
almost entirely of her students and no one else, and the memberships automatically renew. So
bonus
herself stated goal is to make the course a requirement for all MSU undergrads,
which would up the ante from a mere 60 K to
$3.8 million a semester
for her activism and Planned Parenthood
I mean, at that rate, the entire left will be gone in two generations.
since the students found out where their money was really going. Wisner
has been put on leave and any student who complained was given a $99 credit
in their university account. However, this decision was based on student feedback.
The policy still stands. Wisner was not ordered to cancel the memberships and is
happily using her leave time and new RV to go on that patriarchy smashing road trip.
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