What Does an Authoritarian Approach to Higher Education Look Like? Ask Trump and Brazil’s Bolsonaro
We can hear the authoritarian echoes in both Trump’s and Bolsonaro’s policies to lower higher education.
We can hear the authoritarian echoes in both Trump’s and Bolsonaro’s policies to lower higher education.
House Democrats are set to introduce the Aim Higher Act, which would reduce student debt and make community college degrees free through state and federal partnership.
Democrats and progressives of all stripes will need to paint a vivid portrayal of the wonderful life we might have been living with Hillary Clinton as President and the possibilities they can deliver if they achieve congressional majorities.
Betsy DeVos eliminated President Obama’s policies to make student loan repayment easier and to prevent student loan recipients from defaulting.
Kilmeade and Rubio agree that Plato, the guy who founded the West’s first institute of higher learning, should have been a welder
At a campaign event in New Hampshire, Hillary Clinton shredded Scott Walker and the Republican Party for gleefully cutting funding to higher education.
Because Republicans depend on “the widespread ignorance of objective reality,” their fascist threat to democracy is only succeeding due to the abundance of ignorance and gross stupidity of America’s uneducated citizenry. Subsequently, Republicans are building on their success and slashing education funding at a record pace to produce an entire population of stupid conservative voters.
Crushed between a pricey education and a worthless job, we’ve left 19-39 year-olds financially stranded in America.
The Republican primary has revealed a troubling assault on higher education by Republicans who prefer investing in tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations instead of education.
The GOP has led a assault on higher education which has included restricting access, for-profit exploitation, and controlling curriculum.