Shocking list of college course names reveals truth of how liberal universities have devolved into lunatic left-wing propaganda indoctrination camps

( Natural News ) The identity politics and victim mentality of the left continues to grow because liberal universities are literally indoctrinating students with self-limiting belief systems on issues of race, gender, identity, and sex. An organization called the Young America’s Foundation conducted an audit of online courses offered to students for the 2018-2019 academic school year. The audit pulled course descriptions from the U.S. News and World Report’s Top 10 Liberal Arts Colleges, including the Southeastern Conference, the Big 10 Conference, the Big East Conference, and the Ivy League. What they found was both shocking and hilarious… read the full report here . Not only do the course descriptions perpetuate a liberal agenda, but they mock conservative values from the start, while shutting out ideological diversity and dissent. The courses are obsessed with topics that advance the ideas of feminism, promote transgenderism, and impart a victim mentality for any race that isn’t white or any gender that isn’t male. The courses alienate masculinity, highlight the teachings of Karl Marx, and talk about the “queering” of education, God, and the Bible. Today’s university course offerings make a mockery of education At Swarthmore College, students can take RELG 032: “Queering God: Feminist and Queer Theology.” The course states, “The God of the Bible and later Jewish and Christian literature is distinctively masculine, definitely male. Or is He?” During the class, students will learn “to stretch the limits of gendering and sexing the divine.” At Wellesley College, students can take a course in “Transnational Feminisms,” described as “a critical engagement of transnational feminism(s) in a global context.” The course description offers a hilarious mouthful: “In this course, we will explore how neoliberal globalization, human rights discourses and an intersecting array of complexes — including those of a humanitarian, non-profit, and prison […]

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