The tragic death of Charlie Kirk has brought to the forefront the educational bias prevalent in our post-secondary educational system. The gun criminal that took his life used the word “fascist” on one of the rounds of ammunition. Left-wing people to include both students and educators have described Mr. Kirk as a “fascist” and many have celebrated his death. While I recalled the definition from my public education of 50 years ago, I looked it up on Webster to see if something had changed. It hasn’t. Webster has two definitions:
1. A populist movement that values nation or race above the individual that is associated with an autocratic central government headed by a dictator that characterized by severe economic and social regimentation and by forcible suppression of opposition.