"I’m a conservative, but my essays are very liberal..."
A survey of 1,000 Republican and Republican-leaning college students has found that nearly three-quarters of them have withheld their political views in class for fear their grades would suffer.
The online poll was conducted in late August exclusively for The College Fix by College Pulse, an online survey and analytics company focused on college students. Only students who self-identify as Republican or Republican-leaning were polled.
The question asked: “Have you ever withheld your political views in class for fear that your grades would suffer?” Seventy-three percent of students who identity as “strong Republican” reported that they had, while 71 percent of students who identify as “weak Republican” said yes.
Even students who identify as Republican-leaning independents indicated they’ve kept quiet: 70 percent reported they have withheld their political views to protect their grades.
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6 comments:
This statistic doesn't alarm anyone? It would be an outcry if it swung the other way.
79% of todays educators are Liberals, and socialist.
Proves Joseph McCarthy was right when he said they were all Commies!
Who's being oppressed again?
This is just how the nazis silenced dissent. Today's democrats are yesterdays nazis.
This was happening in the 70s too.
No tolerance at universities.
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