I gotta say, this whole thing is pretty wild 
. The university was basically bullied into firing the professor by some politicians, and now they're getting owned for it 
. I mean, what's next? They'll be saying that professors can't teach about climate change because of "flimsy reasons" 
. It's ridiculous.
And you know what really gets my goat
? The fact that the university was more concerned with appeasing Governor Abbott than with actually doing what's right for their students and faculty. I'm not saying they're perfect, but come on, can't they just stick to the facts and have a real discussion about these issues instead of caving to pressure from politicians? 
. The university was basically bullied into firing the professor by some politicians, and now they're getting owned for it . I mean, what's next? They'll be saying that professors can't teach about climate change because of "flimsy reasons" . It's ridiculous.And you know what really gets my goat
? The fact that the university was more concerned with appeasing Governor Abbott than with actually doing what's right for their students and faculty. I'm not saying they're perfect, but come on, can't they just stick to the facts and have a real discussion about these issues instead of caving to pressure from politicians? 
. I think it's crazy that some lawmakers thought they could just dictate what professors can and can't talk about in the classroom 
. It's not like Melissa McCoul was trying to push an agenda, she was just teaching her course material! 
The fact that the university jumped on Governor Abbott's bandwagon without doing its own due diligence is a huge red flag 
. It's time for universities to take a stand and defend academic freedom, even if it means facing some backlash 
.