A Brief Critique of an Inside Higher Ed
Announcement Hit-Piece
The problem with “Charles Murray to Return to Middlebury College” is clearly the bias of the writer, Greta Anderson. "Controversial" writer, as she labels—essentially disses—Charles Murray is clearly a subjective term. Shouldn’t an announcement be objective, as opposed to pushing the left-wing narrative? Clearly, Murray is NOT "controversial" to the group inviting him. How does Anderson write "widely condemned by social scientists" wi/o presenting an iota of proof to back that negative criticism? Moreover, might the bulk of those scientists be “left-wing globalists,” a denigrating term that might be used by right-wingers? How can Anderson evoke the Southern Poverty Law Center w/o mention of the group’s extreme left-wing bias, as well as its other recent problems? Moreover, the SPLC’s "white nationalist" kill-the-messenger slur has become so overused today by “left-wing Stalinists” and “black nationalists” that it has become essentially meaningless, just like the term "nazi." Indeed, dismiss me as a "white nationalist" because I criticized Anderson's "controversial, Stasi-like" write-up. BTW, I am a Middlebury alumnus. Think! Get out of the groupthink box!
G. Tod Slone, Ed.
The American Dissident
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