A philosophy professor at Texas A&M University has been told to change his syllabus to omit some teachings from Plato's \"Symposium\" in order to comply with guidance banning advocacy for \u201crace and gender ideology.\u201d Martin Peterson's course on contemporary moral issues covers concepts like Aristophanes' myth of the the split human and Diotima's Ladder of Love. Here's Spectrum Local News's coverage, plus a story from Daily Nous that includes the email exchange where Professor Peterson is told either to remove the modules and readings, or be assigned to a different course.<\/p>
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