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| − | '''Naomi Riley''' is an author and former blogger for the ''Chronicle of Higher Education''. She has written "two substantive books" on [[higher education]]. | + | '''Naomi Riley''' is an affiliate scholar of the [[Institute of American Values]], an author and former blogger for the ''Chronicle of Higher Education''. She has written "two substantive books" on [[higher education]]. |
After being fired for writing a blog entry that attracted criticism, Riley wrote: | After being fired for writing a blog entry that attracted criticism, Riley wrote: | ||
Revision as of 20:59, May 14, 2012
Naomi Riley is an affiliate scholar of the Institute of American Values, an author and former blogger for the Chronicle of Higher Education. She has written "two substantive books" on higher education.
After being fired for writing a blog entry that attracted criticism, Riley wrote:
- If you want to know why almost all of the responses to my original post consist of personal attacks on me, along with irrelevant mentions of Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum and George Zimmerman, it is because black studies is a cause, not a course of study. [1]
External links
- Censoring Naomi Riley - She was fired for having the courage to state the obvious