Left-wing administrator Magdalena Balazinska (she/her/hers) censored the syllabus of a professor at the University of Washington. She claims it's so offensive that she had to censor it. But that's not all.

Computer science professor Stuart Reges rejects UW's far-left political agenda. And he used his land acknowledgment to mock the meaningless virtue signal.

"I acknowledge that by the labor theory of property the Coast Salish people can claim historical ownership of almost none of the land currently occupied by the University of Washington," Reges wrote.

Balazinska (she/her/hers) emailed students to apologize for the "offensive" land acknowledgment and said it was removed from the syllabus. 

Left-wing administrator Magdalena Balazinska (she/her/hers) censored the syllabus of a professor at the University of Washington. She claims it's so offensive that she had to censor it. But that's not all.
Computer science professor Stuart Reges rejects UW's far-left political agenda. And he used his land acknowledgment to mock the meaningless virtue signal.
"I acknowledge that by the labor theory of property the Coast Salish people can claim historical ownership of almost none of the land currently occupied by the University of Washington," Reges wrote.
Balazinska (she/her/hers) emailed students to apologize for the "offensive" land acknowledgment and said it was removed from the syllabus.&nbsp;

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