>They can't even organize around a common interest unless it passes some bureaucrat's standard of diversity?
At what point do we admit that the people who cried slippery slope and said this power would just be used as a cudgel for their bureaucrats to enforce whims they could not otherwise justify were right?
Have the narratives that would permit swinging back completely paralyzed the students who would want to swing back, along with those who are in control? If so, we are probably 2 generations away.
Long-gone graduates mourn the loss, but I think the student body is cloaked in the righteousness of their culture-less confinement.
At what point do we admit that the people who cried slippery slope and said this power would just be used as a cudgel for their bureaucrats to enforce whims they could not otherwise justify were right?