Sharia Francisco University
There's two huge problems with the San Francisco State University, and doubtless, there's many more:
How many more people are going to continue to fund this awful university? Because if what we've seen recently there is any clue, it's not a place to waste time at, even for education, which they're clearly not providing.
Last month, swimmer Riley Gaines came to San Francisco State University to discuss the fairness of men competing against women. A man wearing a dress assaulted Gaines and a crazed trans mob forced the NCAA champion to take refuge in a barricaded room.So in other words, the same far-left university that's against criticizing transsexuality also opposes criticism of Islam along with displaying the image of its "prophet". What it also makes clear is that LGBT ideology is off-limits for the common citizen like Gaines to protest, yet when Islamists want to do so, they're allowed. Or, a male homosexual/transsexual is considered superior in every way to a woman, but inferior to a Muslim.
SFSU president Lynn Mahoney (pictured above right) said Gaines’ message was “deeply traumatic for many in our trans and LGBTQ+ communities,” and proclaimed, “To our trans community, please know how welcome you are. We will turn this moment into an opportunity to listen and learn about how we can better support you.” That’s a tough act to follow, but SFSU is up to the task.
“San Francisco State is trying to railroad a professor who showed a portrait of the prophet Muhammad in his history class,” reports Evan Gahr of the California Globe. “The school is investigating the professor for supposed harassment.”
Last fall, SFSU associate professor of history Maziar Behrooz was teaching his class on the history of the Islamic world between 500 and 1700. Professor Behrooz showed a drawing of the Prophet Muhammad, as he has done for many years, without any objection from the class. This time a single student claimed that all images of Muhammad were forbidden and complained to the department chair.
Behrooz countered that the student’s view is not shared by all Muslims, that the same portrait of Muhammad is sold at marketplaces in Tehran, and that many Shiite Muslims have drawings of Muhammad in their homes. The student then took his complaint to the next level.
In March, the university’s Office of Equity Programs and Compliance told Behrooz it was launching an investigation. According to the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) and the Middle East Studies Association of North America, the image of Muhammad was “pedagogically relevant to the course at issue.” Both groups asked SFSU to discontinue the investigation, on First Amendment and academic freedom grounds.
A mouthpiece for president Mahoney said SFSU had a “duty” to respond to all reports of discrimination, harassment. Once an investigation is started, SFSU “has a limited ability to discuss it.” The complaining student, unnamed, isn’t talking to reporters.
Professor Behrooz would not tell the California Globe what happened in his April “interview” but did indicate that the issue is “pending.” That portends the possibility of discipline, or worse.
How many more people are going to continue to fund this awful university? Because if what we've seen recently there is any clue, it's not a place to waste time at, even for education, which they're clearly not providing.
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