Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (Republican)
made Eight new members were appointed to the University of West Florida's Board of Trustees on Monday. Among them was Scott Jenner, a political science professor at Boise State University and a Washington fellow at the Claremont Institute.
On the other hand, individuals at universities
looks happy To bring Mr. Yenor on board, the scandal-plagued liberals Debbie Wasserman Schultz And some in the liberal media were uncomfortable with the appointment of a conservative who is pro-family and passionate about “dismantling the social justice hold on America's universities.”
In its rush to discredit Yenor, who is likely to be confirmed by the Florida Senate, the Associated Press distorted the truth this week and found itself having to do so.
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article will be displayed It was originally titled“DeSantis' appointees to the University Board say women should be mothers, not pursue higher education,” but then, “DeSantis' UWF Board nominees say women should be mothers, not pursue higher education.” It says that motherhood should not be delayed because of education or career. Yenor pointed out that women are not advocating for refusing education altogether, but for prioritizing motherhood.
“There can be no great country without great families.”
In this hit article, Tallahassee-based Associated Press education reporter Kate Payne clutched her pearls at the professor's warnings about the dangers of DEI. This danger was revealed in a damning study by the Network Infection Research Institute and Rutgers University in November, which said it “could encourage authoritarian thinking, especially in antisocial cases.” . “There is an oppressive narrative within an ideological and vindictive monoculture,” he says, also referring to traditional marriage and America's declining birth rate.
Mr. Payne quoted Mr. Jenner after the Associated Press did everything in his power to attach him to the Heritage Foundation's Project 2025, which had previously spread falsehoods. Speech at the 2021 National Conservatism Conference In Orlando, he's clearly trying to use his own words to condemn him.
Paine was clearly uncomfortable with Yener's Chestertonian critique of America's disdain for motherhood and his characterization of universities as “indoctrination camps.”
“Our feminist culture, by glorifying careerism, is pushing women, especially young women, away from marriage and family life. As a result, in every generation, more and more women are delaying or forgoing marriage. Cases are increasing,” Yenor said in his speech. “As women delay marriage or refrain from marriage, they are increasingly likely to delay having children or refrain from having children.”
“We lie to young women when we tell them that they can easily get pregnant any time in their lives they want,” Yenor said. “We never tell young women that their peak fertility period is from their late teens to late 20s. It is rarely said that fertility declines rapidly after 30's.In ancient times, people prayed to the god of fertility.
“There can be no great country without great families,” Yennor stressed. “And today America is destroying family life.”
Yenor is a longtime left-wing journalist.
trying to get fired Citing his membership in a religious and pro-family group, he told Blaze News last year that the anti-natalist message he has denounced is primarily “an extension of our sexual revolution and related ideologies. resulting in a set of customs and manners that are the natural result of.” ”
“The most important job in my life was to be a mother.”
“'I think you should wait to get married until you find a job and become stable.'” Well, that's a great way to delay marriage, and it's much less likely to result in postponement or postponement of marriage, but it's widely accepted “It's a form of cultural message that is being communicated,” Jenner said. “Earlier, it was believed that marriage is the foundation of life. Marriage is like learning to live with another person, experience life's hardships and experience moments that are not rich. . And now we have marriage as a kind of culmination of all achievements in life. ”
“That new cultural message is clearly leading to different types of marriages, later marriages, fewer children and more infertility problems. Infertility problems themselves are a result of waiting until age 30 to marry.” Jenner continued.
Payne packaged the AP article with comments from UWF, teachers union presidents, one from a geoscience lecturer, and, of course, critical voices.
Chassidy Hobbssaid Yenor's comments were “disheartening” and “offensive”.
“The most important job in my life was being a mother,” Hobbs said, unintentionally reinforcing Jenner's claim. For ourselves. ”
“Each time Jenor successfully advocates for higher education reform (which he often does!), a publication citation has been pulled from the sparsely stocked earthen shelves. [Payne] We made a bold journalistic move by adding a new headline to the 2021 @NatConTalk speech! ”
tweeted Andrew Beck is vice president of communications at Claremont Research Institute and a partner at Beck & Stone.
“Given the current decline of vast swathes of American higher education institutions and the decline of their culture, how many people except the most bellicose, reality-denying feminists think these statements are I don't know if you think it's baseless, outrageous, or obvious. If you can hear hundreds of women saying the same thing on social media every day, it's worth airing.” Beck continued. “All of this shows that it's not Professor Jenner or Governor DeSantis who are out of line, it's Cato and the Associated Press who are out of step with Floridians and what they want the university to do: help America do what it does.” It's a deviation from wanting to be better.'' Be better.'' ”
Yenol
noticed In X, “What @AP reporters think is terrible is what is increasingly becoming music to people's ears.”
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