‘Social justice’ and ‘social change’ dominate the major university in this conservative state

Conservative state university conquered by ‘social justice’ and ‘social change’ indoctrination. Initiative is part of diversity, equity and inclusion efforts.

As a professor of educational psychology and African and African Diaspora Studies explained, "white supremacy is so pernicious . . . it is responsible for virtually every ill that we see within our communities."  Christopher F. Rufo is a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a contributing editor of City Journal. Sign up for his Substack here.

I have obtained a cache of documents through public-records requests revealing the DEI bureaucracy’s stunning conquest of Texas’s flagship state university.  

The transformation began in the aftermath of the George Floyd riots, when university officials adopted the narrative of critical race theory, arguing that America was saturated with "white supremacy." During this period, UT’s College of Communication promoted the idea that "objectivity," "individualism," and "worship of the written word" were all "characteristics of white supremacy culture." The Department of History promoted the idea that academic research archives—the staidest domain imaginable—were in fact rife with "white supremacy," which the university must "dismantle." As a professor of educational psychology and African and African Diaspora Studies explained, "white supremacy is so pernicious . . . it is responsible for virtually every ill that we see within our communities."