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    I'm a Stanford professor accused of being part of a 'terrorist group'. McCarthyism is back | David Palumbo-Liu

    by David Palumbo-Liu Feb 08, 2018 2 minutes
    ‘University administrators seem loath to aggressively protect their faculty’ Photograph: Ramin Talaie for the Guardian

    Today anyone can be accused of anything, without basis in fact or evidence, and that accusation can be instantly trumpeted over the airwaves unchecked by any journalistic standard. That is the painful lesson I have had to learn this year.

    As a scholar-activist working on issues such as sexual assault, Palestine, and anti-fascism, I am used to receiving abusive messages and being publicly maligned.

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