Filmmaker Andrew Marcus—with whom I worked on videos covering various Foundation for Individual Rights in Education cases, and who produced my American Idol-worthy singing debut—just released a new piece entitled Political Correctness vs. Freedom of Thought: The Keith John Sampson Story.

Keith John Sampson, a student at Indiana University - Purdue University, Indianapolis (IUPUI), was found guilty of racial harassment for reading a book about a riot that took place in 1924 between Notre Dame students and the Ku Klux Klan.

Called Notre Dame vs. The Klan, the book’s author describes it as a discussion of a historical event and a celebration of the defeat of the white supremacist terrorist group in that event.

In an odd twist, the very book that led to Sampson’s racial harassment “conviction” was carried in the school’s own library!

But that didn’t stop the IUPUI’s Affirmative Action Office from finding Sampson giulty of racial harassment.

You can watch Andrew Marcus’s coverage of this case here:

If this is the kind of story that infuriates you, check out Indoctrinate U if you haven’t already.