“Mulvaney discussed how she’s [sic] used her platform, and their [sic] experience as a trans and queer creator. Mulvaney provided advice on not taking yourself too seriously in college,” the post reads.
His booking page lists “LGBTQIA+ advocacy,” “diversity, equity & inclusion,” and “women’s empowerment” as potential topics for him to address.
While the overwhelming leftist bias of freshman orientation weeks tends to be a shock to the system for many students, schools aren’t normally this upfront about their agendas.
His Emerson speech was titled “EM-bracing Authenticity,” and included a panel discussion with one of the college’s vice presidents and several students.
The event was closed to the public and not recorded – but it’s certainly safe to say that a man embracing delusion is not someone who should be giving advice on embracing authenticity.
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