College Professors’ careers depend on their ability to publish scholarly work and generate grants.
Can you provide one citation from a refereed journal or an academic press in which a college professor at an accredited institution expresses worship of Fidel Castro or Che Guevara? Can you provide any basis for this accusation? If your accusation is real, it should be no chore to come up with at least a dozen citations.
and used that success to charm the left and sway liberal opinion to their side by successfully standing against an American military invasion and embargo and excising America’s domination of Cuba.
those of us on the left respected his standing up for the poor, the downtrodden and the desperate masses of the developing world.
PETER SCHWAB
New York
The writer is a professor of political science at Purchase College, SUNY, and the author of “Cuba: Confronting the U.S. Embargo.”
This article supports my point… The six examples are all private or blog statements by academics, not the academic papers their careers depend on. And most of those comments were partial in their praise – mainly view Castro’s contributions to education and literacy as positive without finding much else to praise. This is not evidence of “worship” in any form.
Can you cite anything – not even an academic paper – that rises to the level of “worship.”
Yeah. I responded to a post that claimed professors “worship” Castro and Guevara. An article in which professors praise Castro’s policies in one or two areas hardly rises to the criteria of “worship”.