A high school teacher in Westchester County, New York, passed out a political cartoon to students that compared police to the KKK, the New York Post reported.
Dozens of universities, including Columbia and Stanford, are hosting the Chinese government-funded Confucius Institute despite increasing scrutiny from the federal government.
Elementary school children returning to a wealthy Pennsylvania classroom in the fall will learn that sympathizing with police officers is racist.
A Fordham University student kicked off campus for posing with his legally owned firearm filed a lawsuit on July 23 alleging the school violated its commitment to free expression.
Tulane University activists are demanding that the school offer reparations to the descendants of slaves who worked on the plantation that became campus grounds nearly 200 years ago.
Several American universities are expanding the scope of their science, technology, engineering, and mathematics in an attempt to circumvent U.S. immigration regulations, which allows international students who major in STEM subjects to stay in the country two years longer than counterparts who major in the humanities. New York University, for example, now includes journalism, classics, and drama therapy under its STEM umbrella.
The English department at a public university declared that proper English grammar is racist.
A New York City college has sanctioned a Chinese immigrant and demanded he apologize for posing with a legally owned rifle in a social media post that criticized China for the Tiananmen Square massacre.
George Washington University apologized after the Washington Free Beacon revealed that the school's resource guide on "anti-racism" included a book that equates conservatism with bigotry. 
A Michigan school district fired a popular high school teacher and coach after he pointed out that "Trump is our president" on social media.
