Gerrymandering – Matt Pierce
Pierce ties gerrymandering to the rise of culture war against universities. The results of general elections are eliminated using gerrymandering […]
Chilling Effect
Complaints Dismissed – David McDonald
McDonald describes the new process implemented as a result of SEA 202’s anonymous complaint system. Complaints can come from anyone, […]
The Chilling Effect of the Law – Jeffrey Issac
Issac discusses the impact and chilling effect that the passage of SEA 202 has had on professors at Indiana University.
Classes I Teach and Classes I Want to Teach – Heather Akou
Akou discusses the effect that SEA 202 could have on her teaching. The legal landscape of uniforms is discussed.
A reminder of Iranian Oppression – Hossein Banai
Banai, from firsthand personal experience, describes how the 1979 Iranian Revolution that ushered in a period of extremely conservative religious […]
Expressive Activity Policy is Non-Sensical – Matt Pierce
Pierce discusses the lack of specifics included in the Expressive Activity Policy. Particularly when it comes to the limiting of […]
What to expect – Abdul Kaddr Sinno
Sinno discusses what could be done to move things forward. He also discusses tactics used of listening without follow up […]
SEA 202 has a Chilling Effect – Michael Weinman
Weinman discusses the chilling effect that SEA 202 will have on his ability to teach particularly in the context of […]
Burden on academic profile – Hossein Banai
According to Banai, SEA202 faculty review by a state sanctioned partisan body will b e a special burden on senior […]
Calls to Fire me – Jeffrey Issac
Issac describes the backlash he received from publicly defending his colleagues, and questioning the conflation of antisemitism and antizionism.