Absurd Ideologies Have Lost the Public Square but Still Control Canadian Institutions
Commentary Social media is less censored than it was a few years ago, corporations are more hesitant to take divisive political stances, and the public is more emboldened to voice unorthodox views. Yet key institutions such as schools and government bureaucracies are still controlled by adherents of fringe views which claim that society is fundamentally racist and sexist, that race should be woven into policy, and that discrimination is justified in the pursuit of “equity.” Many Canadian universities continue to instill a brittle conformity with this worldview rather than an open-ended search for truth. The same is also true for Canadian public schools, where unfounded ideologies continue to play a part in the formation of young minds....
Despite a less censored public square and more hesitant corporations, key Canadian institutions like schools and government bureaucracies remain controlled by adherents of fringe views. These views promote the idea that society is fundamentally racist and sexist, advocating for race-based policies and discrimination in the name of equity. Canadian universities and public schools continue to enforce this worldview, hindering an open search for truth and shaping young minds with unfounded ideologies.
- Social media is less censored, and corporations are hesitant to take divisive political stances.
- The public is more willing to voice unorthodox views.
- Key Canadian institutions, including schools and government bureaucracies, are controlled by adherents of fringe views.
- These fringe views claim society is fundamentally racist and sexist, advocate for race in policy, and justify discrimination for ‘equity’.
- Canadian universities and public schools continue to promote this worldview, fostering conformity over truth-seeking.
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