Thread by @arctotherium42

Few takeaways from this report:
cspicenter.com/p/diverse-and-…

1) Not too surprising, but liberal arts and Ivy League schools are the furthest left. Not a good sign that elite status correlates strongly with leftism.

2) Sex divides between men and women are much larger on campus then in general society. This is a bad sign for the future (heading to South Korea-ville). Probably the result of the overwhelming dominance of 3rd-wave feminism on campus.

3) College students, like Gen Z in general, are extremely LGBT, especially women (with the caveat that just over half of LGBT women are "bi"). Another bad sign for the future.

4) The only clearly-conservative campus in the entire country is Hillsdale. Even BYU and Utah State are only around evenly split. Red state flagships are more conservative then other colleges, but still skew hard left.

5) Fraternity men are pretty much evenly split ideologically (the only significant subgroup like this). Scott Greer vindicated.

6) Campus Judaism is basically dead - only 3% of elite students ID as Jews (7% at Ivies, down from 20% twenty years ago). As I've said before, this is the last significant generation of American secular Jewry.

7) Whites are a small minority on many campuses, particularly in California, where they're outnumbered by both Asians and Hispanics.

8) Income is basically irrelevant to partisanship. Should be common knowledge by now, but there are still people who claim that the ideological divide in the US is really just a class war.

9) As I've said in the past, the main vector by which the LGBT mind-virus is the Internet, not the school system. Unfortunately, home schooling is not a guarantee of safety.