Qui Custodiet Custodies? (10.1007/s12129-017-9639-3)
William B. Allen, emeritus, Michigan State University
In the first entry of this issue’s special section, “Higher Education in the Age of Trump: First in a Series,” William B. Allen recalls the challenge Ronald Reagan presented in his 1966 landslide election as California governor—“to summon Americans to save themselves”—which helped reignite interest in America’s foundations, including among academics, a growing portion of whom have rushed instead to embrace political correctness. Williams states that President Trump has made a similar challenge today that “calls on faculty [and students] to rise and stand for what they are worth.”
A Strategy to Remedy Political Correctness (10.1007/s12129-017-9643-7)
George W. Dent Jr., Case Western Reserve University School of Law
Characterizing political correctness as “a set of attitudes and policies” that “restrict free speech, academic freedom, and
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