She likes to talk a big game about wanting what’s best for children.

This conservative law professor and “pro-life” activist is A+ in the conservative Christian world, and has crossed over to mainstream media.

She likes to talk a big game about wanting what’s best for children.

The truth is, she has long supported hate groups that demonize LGBT youth, as well as ignored the horrific child abuse in her own church that went on right under her nose.

Dr. Carol Swain

Vanderbilt chief responds to call to suspend Carol Swain

Vanderbilt University’s top leader has responded to a student-led petition calling for the suspension and investigation of Carol Swain, one of its most controversial professors.

In a statement released Wednesday, Chancellor Nicholas S. Zeppos said he appreciated “the serious concerns of our many students and alumni who have signed an online petition calling for the suspension of Carol Swain.”

The Change.org petition, which was created this week and had been signed by about 1,500 people Wednesday afternoon, calls for the university to investigate allegations that Swain engaged in “unprofessional intimidation” of students on social media and “discriminatory practices in the classroom.”

On her official Facebook page, Swain has repeatedly criticized the petition and students who have spoken out against her.

“The petition itself is full of false allegations,” Swain said on Facebook. – Source

Fake Crimes – by Carol M. Swain – May 2018

Catholics, Evangelical Christians, and pro-family organizations have a common adversary, one that is virulent and relentless. The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is a powerful progressive advocacy group that says its primary mission is to fight hatred, teach tolerance, and seek justice. Despite its noble beginnings in the years following the civil rights movement, during which it fought white supremacist groups resisting social change and the rule of law, the SPLC now works to advance the agenda of the cultural left. Ironically, given the deeply Christian character of the civil rights movement, the SPLC now equates traditional Christian and pro-family organizations with hate groups such as the Aryan Nations, the Ku Klux Klan, and neo-Nazis. What makes these religious groups an SPLC target? A shared biblical worldview that condemns homosexuality and transgenderism.

The SPLC’s determined efforts to paint conservative Christian organizations as anti-gay were evident back in spring 2005, when it issued an Intelligence Report that profiled twelve of them, claiming that they have “turned the anti-gay movement into a virtual industry over the last three decades.” According to the authors, early crusaders such as Anita Bryant, Reverend Jerry Falwell, and Pat Robertson inspired other fundamentalist activists to organize around “the polarizing issue of homosexuality.” It proceeded to profile each one, marking three of them as earning SPLC’s designation “hate group.” The groups targeted in this retaliatory strike were Alliance Defending Freedom (formerly Alliance Defense Fund), American Family Association, American Vision, Chalcedon Foundation, Christian Action Network, Concerned Women for America, Coral Ridge Ministries/Center for Reclaiming America, Family Research Council, Family Research Institute, Focus on the Family, Summit Ministries, and the Traditional Values Coalition. – Source