I chose my first example of institutionalized racism on purpose.

No professor who openly advocated that blacks were inferior would be tolerated on a university campus. In any position. Odds are good any person with such beliefs would find trouble getting work in the journalism industry, too. Is this "suppression of a point of view?" Is "diversity" not being served?

The last intellectual hurdle that needs to be overcome is to get people to realize that the Marxist core of the radical leftist philosophy, openly advocated by political leaders and university professors, is no less poisonous than the core philosophy of the Ku Klux Klan.

A hundred million people were murdered on the altar of Marxism. So far. How many blacks were murdered under the equally poisonous philosophy of apartheid in South Africa? Under the institutionalized racism of the American South? Yet the former toll is invisible to many people, while the latter tolls are not.

There is a line where tolerance isn't appropriate any more.