The United States Department of Education is being accused of unjustly targeting Christian colleges and universities, allegedly to advance a “woke agenda.”
The American Principles Project, a conservative think-tank, published a report earlier this month that cites the department’s Office of Enforcement actions against Christian schools.
According to the report, although Christian colleges and universities have fewer than 10% of students in the U.S., they make up around 70% of the penalties imposed by the Office of Enforcement.
Additionally, over the past 10 years, while the average fine against public and private academic institutions that violated federal law on campus crime was around $228,571, the average fine against a Christian school was $815,000.
The report also criticized the record fines recently imposed on Grand Canyon University and Liberty University, two prominent Evangelical Christian academic institutions. […]
https://rumble.com/v5vitm5-christian-colleges-make-up-10-of-the-schools-but-take-70-of-the-fines.html
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