At least among the engineering faculty of Michigan State University, there seems to be a professor who does not as yet kowtow to Muslims. When a Muslim student group put on a protest against the famous Mohammed cartoons, Prof. Wichman sent them an email protesting against their protest:
"Wichman, 50, wrote that he was protesting their protest and said he was not offended by cartoons but rather Muslims who commit suicide bombings, behead civilians, attack public buildings, burn Christian churches, kill Catholic priests in Turkey, rape Scandinavian girls and riot in France. Wichman referred to Muslims as "dissatisfied, aggressive, brutal, and uncivilized slave-trading Moslems" and the protests as "infantile" in the e-mail. "If you do not like the values of the West . . . you are free to leave. I hope for God's sake that most of you choose that option."
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The Muslim students did of course kick up a big ruckus about the email and demanded that MSU discipline Wichman. MSU refused to do so, however, on the rather surprising grounds that the email was "private".
"Wichman" sounds like an Ashkenazi (Jewish) name to me so that may be why Wichman got off so lightly. When one minority is pitted against another, that does tend to give the commissars of political correctness a headache.
School Still Fighting Religion
We read:
"After seven years, a court case involving a kindergartner's drawing of Jesus for a class assignment in the Baldwinsville school district will go to trial in federal court in Syracuse. The U.S. Supreme Court refused Monday to hear the Baldwinsville school district's request to have the case thrown out".
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The school censored two attempts by a little kid to draw Jesus but goofed because the kid's father was a lawyer who would not let it go. The school district has been trying everything possible since then to prevent the case from getting a full hearing. It must have cost an horrendous amount of money that should have been spent on education and it is going to cost more yet. The kid's father simply wants the district to adopt a policy that allows religious expression but they are fighting to the death to avoid that.
That Disgusting Color again -- This Time in Britain
We read:
"One of the government's senior race relations advisers has criticised communities in some parts of the country for being "unhealthily all white". Professor Ted Cantle, who wrote the report on the 2001 riots in Bradford and Oldham, suggested people from ethnic minorities in some parts of the Midlands might not feel "safe and secure" living near predominantly white communities."
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Sorry for being so crass as to mention it but I thought that it was more likely to be living near black communities that would make people feel not safe and not secure
