Biology Professor Versus Moonbat Denialism

Other than white males being inherently bad, and homosexuals being born that way, all people are exactly the same and infinitely malleable. They have exactly the same intelligence, physical abilities, and personality traits. Any seeming differences are the result of a society that is racist, sexist, and transphobic. Anyone who disagrees with this is a bigot, i.e., a thought criminal. This includes biology professor Luana Maroja, even if her home country is Brazil, because she doesn’t like it that American students are no longer willing to countenance any objective facts that conflict with radical liberal dogma — as objective facts tend to do:

“[B]iological denialism exists about nearly any observed difference between human groups, including those between males and females,” she writes. “Unfortunately, students push back against these phenomena not by using scientific arguments, but by employing an a priori moral commitment to equality, anti-racism, and anti-sexism. They resort to denialism to protect themselves from having to confront a worldview they reject—that certain differences between groups may be based partly on biology.”

For example, students dutifully believe that IQ tests are invalid because from the beginning they have consistently produced politically incorrect results.

“This denialism manifests itself at times in classroom discussions and in emails in which students explain at length why I should not be teaching the topic.”

The “denialism” at times goes as far as even rejecting the notion that people have a biological instinct to protect their kin because some students thought it was Maroja “actually endorsing Trump’s hiring of his family.”

For now, students only need to know one thing: orange man bad. Once that belief has been sufficiently inculcated, further education is superfluous and often impossible anyway.

On a tip from Kate P.

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