Nathan Cofnas for obvious reasons. He's facing some serious prejudice (career threats, death threats, you name it) for telling the truth. And he's not hiding, he continues to speak. He's courageous.
Bryan Pesta comes to mind. As far as I can tell, they couldn’t take away his tenure based on his research, so they made up some nonsense about ethics violations.
Trying to sound even handed while given people on the right a good chuckle. A martyr complex is prominent on the left and I don't doubt there are many of them who would read that line straight and explain to you how the systemic racism thing is actively suppressed and that a few brave individuals (cue patriotic music)...
Do they have to be at an acredited university? If not I'd say Steve Sailer but that whole "his ideas must have been vindicated" thing? I don't know about that.
Of course if they follow that literally and want someone currently alive, how is that going to happen? Do people in academia ever consider ideas espoused by non-leftists to have been vindicated and now generally accepted?
Gray —> Gay
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Nathan Cofnas for obvious reasons. He's facing some serious prejudice (career threats, death threats, you name it) for telling the truth. And he's not hiding, he continues to speak. He's courageous.
Bryan Pesta comes to mind. As far as I can tell, they couldn’t take away his tenure based on his research, so they made up some nonsense about ethics violations.
Don a white coat, Steve, and start sciencing!
"the researcher who finds that systemic racism is the primary driver of a given disparity and is dismissed by colleagues who don’t want to hear it."
Are they flirting with systemic anti-white racism, or are they delusional?
Trying to sound even handed while given people on the right a good chuckle. A martyr complex is prominent on the left and I don't doubt there are many of them who would read that line straight and explain to you how the systemic racism thing is actively suppressed and that a few brave individuals (cue patriotic music)...
Do they have to be at an acredited university? If not I'd say Steve Sailer but that whole "his ideas must have been vindicated" thing? I don't know about that.
Of course if they follow that literally and want someone currently alive, how is that going to happen? Do people in academia ever consider ideas espoused by non-leftists to have been vindicated and now generally accepted?