What does /b/ethink about university ? Me personally, I never

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What does /b/ethink about university ?

Me personally, I never realized just how toxic/autistic unis can be until I went.

>Be me
>19yr old freshman.
>Getting generals out of the way
>pick up random literature class
>Really bookish, take something called American Lit II
>Oh hell yeah, I'll get to learn about guys like De Tocqueville , Jefferson, Walt Whitman , etc
>Show up to first day of class, slightly before the teacher arrives
>Classmates are hardcore SWPL's
>Okay, whatever they don't seem that bad.
>In walks teacher
>He's Vietnamese
>First thing he says to the class in the broken English is
>"We not learning about "Classic" American literature, they all dead and white, no one care for them"
>Entire class laughs except me, this russian exchange student chick, and the girl in front if me I was chatting up.
>We're just sitting their, i was both just shocked and pissed at the same time, the Russian chick (because he also went on about how there is more than two sexes) started sperging about what it meant to be a women
>I told the chick in front of me that I wanted to call him out on his shit, she said "yeah fuck this guy"
>Eventually did, and lectured the class on environmental vs genetic determinism and how studies of monozygotic twins prove that behavior is majority genetic , race and I, etc.


I was completely taken aback, literally I thought this whole "muh anti white professors" was just an alt right meme. That first year if university gave me a whole new insight into the far left I've never seen before. It was like that in almost every single philisophy and history class I took there.