Penn muzzles fearless conservative professor for exposing truth about DEI black students...

This is especially true when it comes to topics like black crime statistics and DEI students who aren't cutting the mustard. So, if you dare to talk about real, raw issues, especially involving black students, you're instantly labeled a "racist," blacklisted, and shut down. That's exactly what's happening to University of Pennsylvania Professor Amy Wax, who dared to discuss the fact that no black students made it into the top quarter of Penn Law School's class of 2023.

That's an important and noteworthy revelation -- one that deserves attention, not censorship.

However, the woke DEI-pushers leading Penn saw it differently. Now, her entire career trajectory has been derailed because she spoke up. The DEI-obsessed faculty at Penn came down on her with a vengeance, determined to make an example of anyone who challenges their agenda and speaks the truth.

Steve Sailer:

Of all of Professor Amy Wax's myriad sins against the Woke worldview, the one that seems to have gotten the Penn Law School administration most obsessively angry with her was what she told Brown U. economist Glenn Loury during a 2017 podcast discussing the "downside of affirmative action. According to CNN:

"Here is a very inconvenient fact Glenn, I don't think I've ever seen a black student graduate in the top quarter of the class and rarely, rarely in the top half," Wax told Brown University professor Glenn Loury in a video of the interview that recently gained attention.

When asked to elaborate, Wax said she was basing her numbers on personal data.

"I have a class of 89, 95 students every year. I see a big chunk of students every year - so I am going on that, because a lot of this data is a closely guarded secret."