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Are ID advocates being expelled?

The film gives several examples purporting to represent people being persecuted or forced out of their jobs by the Darwin Machine’s intolerance of new scientific ideas. In each case, the film cites facts that are demonstrably true and, at face value, genuinely disturbing. But there are also important facts that are either omitted, or are readily misconstrued from the film. And many of the ensuing published responses to the film - both criticisms and defenses - seem to be highly interpretively biased. There are three main cases, examined here in order of what seems to be increasing seriousness and complexity:

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Are ID advocates being expelled?

Seeking an Open Inquiry
Is Evolution Wedded to Atheism?
Do “anti-science bigots...censor scientists and stifle science”?
Was Caroline Crocker expelled?
Was Richard von Sternberg expelled?
Was Guillermo Gonzalez expelled?
Should ID advocates be expelled?
Did Darwin lead to Hitler?
Darwin and Hitler: Darwin disavowed selective breeding of humans
Darwin and Hitler: The idea of a master race and subhuman Jews does not fit well with Darwin’s theory
Darwin and Hitler: Prominent anti-Jewish voices rejected Darwin
Concluding Comments: Walls Torn Down?

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Dr. Jeff Schloss
Dr. Jeff Schloss

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DNA Double-Helix