Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation requiring Florida students, faculty, and staff to register their political views in surveys in an effort to promote "intellectual diversity" at colleges and universities, and the measure set off backlash across social media.
Critics decried the law, which DeSantis claims will promote freedom of speech, as a "thoroughly Orwellian" attempt to gain control over academic debate at institutions of higher learning.
Well, this is thoroughly Orwellian. 😳 Faculty and students of Florida, you know what to do! Freep Mini-Trump's stup… https://t.co/N2nEE5UzuM
Since the survey is not anonymous and since results will not be aggregated without identifying information, it should be obvious (even to a Florida court) that the information gathered will be used only to discriminate against faculty/staff and students who are not Republicans.
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Also if you don\u2019t think they\u2019ll sell your survey answers connected to your ID to the highest bidders, well, perhaps Florida is for you after all.
Defending liberalism from illiberal wokeness by *checks notes* administering ideological tests and threatening budget cuts for wrongthink https://www.tampabay.com/news/florida-politics/2021/06/22/state-university-faculty-students-to-be-surveyed-on-beliefs/#\u00a0\u2026pic.twitter.com/ccCgtHAikV