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Bernie Kallenbach's Influence On Politics

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It has been brought to my attention that Mrs. Kallenbach has been using her Sociology class to peddle her personal political agenda. Calling Bernie Sanders communist might be viewed as excessively negative, especially considering the negative connotations of communism in the United States. In an environment where she has so much influence on young minds, she should remain neutral in her positions on politics, religion, etc. It is her job to teach the students all sides of the argument and allow them to make their own educated decision on which positions they support. However, propping up her own political candidate and running down others is not proper classroom etiquette. In the process, she has made at least one of her students uncomfortable,

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