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After the University of Washington encouraged instructors to include land acknowledgments on their syllabi, Stuart Reges wrote a dissenting view. He was then placed under investigation.
A controversial land acknowledgment led to a clash between a University of Washington professor and administrators. Native scholars say the practice has value but can be problematic without a commitment to supporting Indigenous communities.
We reported here early last month about University of Washington Prof. Stuart Reges upending UW's virtue-signaling 'land acknowledgement' that is all the rage in academia right now. Today Inside Higher Ed picks up the story, with an interesting wrinkle. As argued here, if 'land acknowledgements' are meant literally, they are the height of liberal hypocrisy, since 'stolen land' by definition should either be returned to its rightful owner, or compensation
In recent months and years, liberal students have turned to activism to pressure administrators to adopt a slew of left-wing policies.
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