Kansas Professor Suspended After Controversial Classroom Remarks

University of Kansas lecturer Phil Lowcock faces backlash and administrative leave for suggesting violence against men who oppose voting for a female president.

Phil Lowcock, a University of Kansas lecturer, was recorded suggesting that men who refuse to vote for a female president should be shot.
The comments, made during a lecture, were intended to advocate for women's rights but have been widely condemned as inappropriate and violent.
The video of Lowcock's remarks went viral, leading to his suspension and a university investigation into his conduct.
Kansas politicians and conservative commentators have called for Lowcock's immediate termination, citing the promotion of political violence as unacceptable.
The incident has sparked broader discussions about political bias and free speech on university campuses, with calls for more ideological diversity among faculty.