US EditionHow “Free” Are North Carolina’s Colleges? — The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
“Diversity” is a word that we’ve heard frequently over the last few years. Immediately, race, gender, and sexual orientation come to mind. Many universities use the word in those senses as a badge of morality, projecting their “virtuous” nature. However, political diversity is much more important and beneficial for learning and developing critical-thinking skills—which, after all, is the very point of higher education … right?
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How “Free” Are North Carolina’s Colleges? — The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal
“Diversity” is a word that we’ve heard frequently over the last few years. Immediately, race, gender, and sexual orientation come to mind. Many universities use the word in those senses as a badge of morality, projecting their “virtuous” nature. However, political diversity is much more important and beneficial for learning and developing critical-thinking skills—which, after all, is the very point of higher education … right? Instead of obs…
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