Quite a few red states have taken action to rein in the leftist propaganda machine that pushes its “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” agenda at every chance. Political leaders know that most of their citizens want their money spent on actual education in real disciplines, not on foolish opinions.

The Martin Center has been running articles on the efforts against DEI in the states, and today we turn to Nebraska. Professor Gregory Brown informs us that his state has yet to act against DEI:

In August 2017, a professor and a graduate teaching assistant at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln protested students who were recruiting for the conservative student organization Turning Point USA. A video showed the teaching assistant holding a sign saying “Just Say No! to Neo-Fascism” while flipping the bird and using derogatory language at the students in question. This resulted in three members of the Nebraska state legislature writing an op-ed questioning if there was a hostile environment on campus toward conservative students. A war of words ensued between the legislators and the campus chancellor in Lincoln. Although the chancellor tried to assure the legislators and the residents of Nebraska that conservatives were indeed a welcome and important part of the campus community, these efforts were not entirely successful.

Perhaps the problem is that the target has not been well chosen. A bill to end tenure has been introduced, but that’s the least of the issues.

Read the whole thing.