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'''Michael Levin''', writing in both academic outlets and political newsletters, he rejects the very idea of equality, embraceing [[natural law]], insisting that some people are at best inferior to, and at worst parasites, on straight, white, able-bodied men. After a vicious campaign against him by [[the usual sources]], in 1991 CUNY took the unusual step of offering students alternate sections of his classes, because of his [[wrong-think]]. Levin responded even more unusually, suing his university to prevent further investigation into or disciplinary action in response to his scholarship.
'''Michael Levin''', writing in both academic outlets and political newsletters, rejects the very idea of equality, embracing [[natural law]], insisting that some people are at best inferior to, and at worst parasites, on straight, white, able-bodied men. After a vicious campaign against him by [[the usual sources]], in 1991 CUNY took the unusual step of offering students alternate sections of his classes, because of his [[wrong-think]]. Levin responded even more unusually, suing his university to prevent further investigation into or disciplinary action in response to his scholarship.





Latest revision as of 18:37, 2 January 2023

Michael Levin, writing in both academic outlets and political newsletters, rejects the very idea of equality, embracing natural law, insisting that some people are at best inferior to, and at worst parasites, on straight, white, able-bodied men. After a vicious campaign against him by the usual sources, in 1991 CUNY took the unusual step of offering students alternate sections of his classes, because of his wrong-think. Levin responded even more unusually, suing his university to prevent further investigation into or disciplinary action in response to his scholarship.