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Liberal bias in academia (view source)
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'''Liberal grading''' is when [[teacher]]s in [[public school]]s mark favorably towards [[liberal]] work from [[liberal]] students. This includes [[atheist]]ic themes, [[global warming]], or [[evolution]]. This does not happen with [[homeschooling]], as it is generally [[conservative]]s who take part in this, and [[conservative]]s do not have such a [[bias]].
'''Liberal grading''' is when [[teacher]]s in [[public school]]s mark favorably towards [[liberal]] work from [[liberal]] students. This includes [[atheist]]ic themes, [[global warming]], or [[evolution]]. This does not happen with [[homeschooling]], as it is generally [[conservative]]s who take part in this, and [[conservative]]s do not have such a [[bias]].