Yes, it is the arrogance and stupidity of all the groups that want special treatment ONLY when they want it. If they beat their wives, it's ok, but if you do, you go to jail. Our society is built on a schism of morality that says each little group can do what it wants, and oh by the way, the majority must both agree, endorse and found it. Nope. I do not feel sorry for this woman, I just found it incredibly ironic that she was so stupid not to think the wolves would turn on her too. Arrogant idiots, the lot.

I agree she did nothing wrong, Freedoms point is telling. They morality of a system that needs a professor of communications to explain all the PC crap, is telling in what it does not teach.

Indeed, maybe the whole college curriculum needs some pruning. Maybe this is Darwinian in nature?

Freedom of speech apparently is only for rappers.
I happened to turn on the TV several months ago as Ellen was welcoming her guest Ludacris. I am not a fan of either but Ludacris was there to promote his new album and Ellen said "I really like what your saying here" as she held up the new CD. I went online to read the lyrics and was shocked the n-word was in the lyrics of the first song 8 times in the first 12 lines also talking about murder and hoes and bitches and it was absolutely putrid. In todays society that $h-t makes him a multi millionaire.

Professors need freedom to say controversial things. What she said does not even sound controversial. It's more like quoting the f-word gratuitously. That's bad form in a formal setting, but no big deal.

Oh the irony of a "communications" professor being persecuted for PC violations.
Perhaps she should have studied and be teaching a productive skill.