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Renowned historian reveals how woke politics are DESTROYING academia in America
July 09, 2020
'Political correctness' doesn't quite capture it
Hoover Institution senior fellow, historian, and author Niall Ferguson joined Dave Rubin on "The Rubin Report" to talk about the decline of higher education, especially at some of the best universities in America.
Niall faulted the increasing emphasis on political correctness for squeezing out all diverse thought and heterodox views, and the failures of conservative professors for allowing the current dominance of progressivism in academia.
"Academic life in the United States, especially in the last five years, has really been damaged by a culture of what used to be called 'political correctness', but I don't think that quite captures it," Niall said. "It's a fundamental intolerance of a deep illiberalism, a deep hostility toward free debate and free inquiry that is killing the great institutions of American academia."
Watch the video clip below to catch more of the conversation:
Watch Dave Rubin's full interview with Niall Ferguson here.
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