Topic: Northwestern University

Employees at Northwestern University who publicly admitted to being "racists" and "gatekeepers of white supremacy" as a form of virtue signaling are now being sued. The lawsuit uses their own public admissions as evidence of discriminatory behavior.

NPR reports on a Northwestern University study claiming male Supreme Court justices interrupt female justices three times more often than their male colleagues. The study highlights Justice Sonia Sotomayor being interrupted during an affirmative action case. The hosts argue that interruptions are a matter of power dynamics and conversational style rather than purely gender-based bias.

Attorney General Eric Holder delivered a speech at Northwestern University defending the Obama administration's policy of assassinating U.S. citizens abroad. Holder argued that the government has the authority to use lethal force against enemy belligerents under international law and the Constitution. The speech drew criticism from progressive news outlets like Democracy Now.

A WGN news report on a blackface incident at Northwestern University is criticized for historical inaccuracies regarding the origins of the practice. The reporter's claim that blackface originated with slave owners mocking slaves is debunked by the hosts, who point to the 19th-century minstrel theater tradition. They argue this is an example of "media assassination" and poor educational standards.