Melissa Click, a professor who gained national notoriety during the protests at the University of Missouri, has been fired.

Click made headlines when a video of her pushing a reporter away from protesters went viral; she could be heard calling for “muscle” to toss out reporters trying to cover the news. The protests had paralyzed the university and forced the resignation of the system president and chancellor.

Click tried to "interfere" with police "who were carrying out their duties" at an October homecoming parade on the Columbia, Missouri, campus and "interfered" with members of the media and students "who were exercising their rights in a public space" during a protest in November, according to the statement.

The university said Click also called for physical intimidation against a student.

"The board believes that Dr. Click’s conduct was not compatible with university policies and did not meet expectations for a university faculty member," it said in a statement.

Melissa Click, a professor who gained national notoriety during the protests at the University of Missouri, has been fired.

Melissa Click


Has anyone else ever read her papers ?
My God..this woman is cray cray!
If she wasn't paid so much to do it, it would actually be funny.

MINNESOTA PROFESSORS: FREE SPEECH MORE IMPORTANT THAN 'CLIMATE OF MUTUAL RESPECT'


BY MIKE MULLENMONDAY, MARCH 14, 2016

Outrage is all the rage on American college campuses. Both sides in a long-running but newly heated debate have dug in on their positions. On one side, some, most of them students, have pushed for campuses to be "safe spaces" where kids are free to pursue an education without the threat of an insult or offensive behavior that could ruin their learning experience.

On the other, free speech champions say students are grown-ups, or close enough, and should be able to handle potentially offensive speech if they plan to operate in the real world.

A powerful panel of University of Minnesota professors has taken its own position on the thorny topic, as detailed in the Washington Post. They're siding with free speech.

The University's Faculty Consultative Committee gave its support to a four-point statement that calls for the University to protect the free exchange of ideas — "paramount" to higher learning — even if some, or many, will find those ideas "offensive, uncivil, or even hateful."

Here is another ruthless 'activist' who shouldn't be in academia. This time the perp is a racist white-hating student.

Its a shame so many 'anti racists' out there think this kind of racist rhetoric is acceptable:


http://www.change.org/p/oxford-oxford-university-to-revoke-ntokozo-qwabe-s-scholarship-with-immediate-effect

Here is another ruthless 'activist' who shouldn't be in academia. This time the perp is a racist white-hating student.

Its a shame so many 'anti racists' out there think this kind of racist rhetoric is acceptable:


http://www.change.org/p/oxford-oxford-university-to-revoke-ntokozo-qwabe-s-scholarship-with-immediate-effect