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As part of his bizarre agenda, McNally said, “We would open the university up in such a way that it becomes a resource of the broader community. And I can tell you with great confidence that in the Third Ward of Houston, that means that we will be renamed the George Floyd University.”
For those unfamiliar, George Floyd died in police custody in 2020 and became a symbol for the Black Lives Matter movement. While his death sparked widespread protests, many Americans believe it’s irresponsible to elevate him to hero status—let alone rename a major university in his honor.
But McNally wasn’t done reminiscing. He glorified the 2020 BLM riots and seemed to celebrate the loss of police control over the streets of Houston.
“All of a sudden you got a glimpse of what it means when we control the streets because the cops were backing off. They were completely outnumbered,” McNally said. “You begin to sense what happens when the balance of social forces, even in one small situation, shifts and how the horizons of possibility change. For that period of time, that part of downtown Houston was not in their hands anymore. It was in our hands. It was in insurgent hands.”
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Let that sink in. A taxpayer-funded professor is proudly recalling the chaos of 2020 and fantasizing about a permanent leftist takeover of public institutions. These aren’t just fringe ideas anymore—they’re being taught and promoted at major American universities.
It’s no wonder why public confidence in higher education is plummeting. When professors are more interested in revolution than education, and when universities become political indoctrination centers rather than places of learning, it’s the American people who foot the bill—and they’re getting sick of it.
This is why conservative lawmakers are increasingly calling for major cuts to federal education funding. Why should hardworking Americans be forced to subsidize anti-American rhetoric like this?
The disturbing truth is that there are many more McNallys embedded in universities across the country, working quietly (and sometimes not so quietly) to reshape our society. They view America not as a beacon of freedom but as something to be dismantled.
It’s time to wake up. This isn’t just about one professor in Texas—it’s about the larger war being waged against American values inside our own institutions. Conservatives must stay alert, speak out, and fight back before it’s too late.
