College students today, upon learning about systemic oppression of the past, are looking for a way to create their own movement, to belong to something bigger than themselves so that they can look back someday and say they were a part of something. The problem for them is, the sexual and racial discrimination of the ’50s and ’60s no longer exists, so they have to invent or exaggerate claims in order to make it seem as if problems are widespread.

I don’t mean to suggest that sexual or racial discrimination and violence never happen — they absolutely do. But when so many instances lack evidence or are later exposed as hoaxes designed to “raise awareness,” it’s hard to believe the problem is really as widespread as activists claim.

Expect more schools to follow in Yale and Mizzou’s footsteps, to the detriment of innocent students everywhere.