My professor failed me because I didn’t embrace DEI. Women must fight to exist

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March is Women’s History Month and women are at risk of becoming just that: history. The most radical voices are pushing to erase women. And many of these bullies hold enormous power to force us all to conform. I know this first-hand.  

As a student at the University of Cincinnati, my gender studies class professor gave me a failing grade on a project proposal for using the term "biological woman." Who knew that stating the truth is unacceptable in today’s institutions of higher learning — places that once dedicated themselves to discovering truth? 

Our education system is not just suppressing the truth, it is intentionally and actively attacking it. This isn’t speculation. In an interview with the Cincinnati Enquirer, Professor Melanie Rose Nipper admitted that she has been using her position of authority to force students to conform to her progressive views for years. Misusing one’s power is the textbook definition of a bully. 

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Professors should be teaching the truth, not defining it. Nipper called my words "exclusionary" and contributing to "heteronormativity." That might be true, and we can debate it as we should on a college campus, but not while banning a truth: men and women are biologically different.  

In 2023, the University of Cincinnati reversed its reprimand for a professor who failed Olivia Krolczyk for using the term "biological woman." (Fox News)

This assault on truth is bigger and stronger than individual professors using their classrooms as bully pulpits. Young people are hostage to the college degree system that makes or breaks the course of our