Professor North Carolina who led the “war with Dei” while victory at university

Professor of North Carolina State University Stephen Porter celebrates after his university has been rejected by Due in his strategic plan after his official complaint.

Porter has taught applied statistics and analysis of postgraduate students in NC State since 2011.

The self -designed “populist Republican” has fought against Dei’s policy At the university over the last decade he believes that he has reached the first victory in February.

“Two weeks ago I He filed a complaint Referring to four UNC system violations on institutional neutrality and a ban on forced language. Now the university has lost three of four points, but they talk as little as possible, ”Porter wrote in his blog.

In an interview with Fox News Digital, Porter said he was surprised and delighted when he found out that the university announced that it was only two weeks after he filed his complaint.

“I was not sure what it would happen. That’s why I was very, very happy with the final result,” he said.

WITH The university has been announced February 25, that he made a revision of the language in his strategic plan and vision and values ​​to reconcile the Equality of the UNC system.

Porter filed a complaint On February 8, the UNC governors claim that the NC State violated the UNC system on institutional neutrality and forced speech in various ways, including in its strategic plan.

In 2023, the UN Governor’s Council voted for a ban on applications and Forced language From reception, hiring, promotion and practice of staying at 16 state universities.

UNC has also canceled and replaced its policy of diversity and inclusion on “equality policy”, ” that requires schools “Observe non -discrimination laws, follow institutional neutrality, refrain from convincing speech of others and refrain from promoting political or social concepts through teaching or necessary beliefs.”

Porter stated that this policy “noted a significant victory for intellectual freedom at North Carolina’s state universities.”

But he says his university just moved it Dei measures “underground” Instead of actually eliminating them.

For example, the conditions of Dei remained in strategic plan of the NC state and other strategic plans at different colleges of the university, he said.

The university also renamed its office Dei several times, not cancel it.

“It was really offensive to me when they just renamed the office. Is that really? Yes? That’s how do you follow it?” He noticed.

The university had to get rid of this office and hire people “who actually believe in equality of opportunities as opposed to equality of results,” he added.

Porter’s complaint to the Council refers to other predictable violations, such as 4750 references to “Variety, Justice and Inclusion” on administrative web sites and text on the web site of the University’s pride of pride, which said students and teachers should use the desired student pronouns.

This text has since been removed from the university’s web site.

In Porter’s complaint, he asked the board to review these alleged violations and take any necessary corrective measures.

Despite the fact that he heard nothing, he was pleasantly surprised to see the announcement of the university and said that it seems that the school “calmly cleans” the language from some web sites, which he marked in his complaint.

“I was surprised that I won the strategic plan,” he said Fox News Digital. “It was the one I really took care of. I thought, boy if something can happen if we can get this material from strategic plans, it’s just a huge, huge victory.”

After commenting, North Carolina State University sent Fox News Digital in the university’s February statement about changes.

The UNC Governor Council did not respond to a comment request.

The victory of the professor comes after he lost his federal lawsuit against civil rights against the NC state in 2021, in which he claimed from revenge for criticism of Due and social justice at the university.

The announcement of the university was received only two weeks after universities in the state were ordered to dump any loans for diversity, justice and inclusion to fulfill the executive order Inside the Higher Ed reports.

Porter said Fox News Digital, which was satisfied with the actions of the Trump administration engaged in Dei in education.

“I wake up every day, trying to read the news,” Porter said. “It was absolutely nice. Fantasy came true.”