That article is such a journey.

This sounds like both a nightmare and the end of anything mildly resembling society. These people are fucking nihilists.

I'm almost dreading finding out what this is actually about, because chances are it won't live up to the hype I'm creating for it in my imagination right now.

And ofc, what's going on here is in principle not particularly different that the Nuzzi business they're all so worked up over. So many things to say about why they're so worked up over that...

I think we're still doing TERF, if only b/c it enrages them so, but also b/c, as one learns from @reproutopia.bsky.social, trans antagonism sadly does have a real and ongoing place in the history of feminism.

OFC, a subsequent question which may arise is that of what one does in a structurally two party system where *both* parties prove to be bad at governing (at least to the extent that they can't deliver material outcomes that forestall an anti-incumbent wave). Asking for Americans.

Not to be overlooked: they seem to be on a path to torpedoing their chances to win elections for the foreseeable future as well.

Yep. There's no chance there's not an existing grade dispute procedure that gives both instructor and students due process rights. Admin action circumventing that is in violation of those rights. Someone with resources should be coming to instructor's legal defense here.

Jackasses.

Administrators who don't know how to ensure that established due process procedures are followed--or why they should do so--have no business continuing in that role, especially because all they are doing is creating a substantive basis for many, many more complaints of due process violation.