Marvin Scott, a sociology professor at Butler University and a two-time candidate for Congress from Indiana, has lived a double life — quiet about his political beliefs on campus and outspoken about them elsewhere.
“I live a chameleon life. I live one here and I live one for the outside world,” Scott said. “That’s the only way you can survive here.”
But now, Scott is speaking out about his career as a black conservative entrenched behind the lines of liberal academia at Butler.
“I have never run up against such a militant liberal group in all the days of my life,” Scott told student reporter Ryan Lovelace in our feature story today at The College Fix.