Sex and God at Yale Porn, Political Correctness, and a Good Education Gone Bad

A Shocking Exposé of Perversity and Extreme Ideology at Yale University

In Sex and God at Yale, recent graduate Nathan Harden undresses the perversity and ideology gone wild at one of America's most prestigious universities. Harden reveals how Yale, once the "cradle of presidents," is now mired in a full-fledged moral crisis, with rampant political correctness shielding extreme agendas under the guise of "academic freedom."

Harden's provocative narrative highlights the controversial Sex Week, where porn producers were allowed on campus to give demonstrations, and the infamous Yale "naked party" phenomenon. But Sex and God at Yale goes beyond mere sexual exposé, examining the inherent contradictions in the partisan politicizing of higher education, such as:

• Hiring a Muslim imam with no academic credentials as an instructor

• Inviting a former Taliban spokesperson to study at the university

• Employing a professor who praised Hamas terrorists

Sex and God at Yale is a shocking and eye-opening look at the direction of higher education in America. It's required reading for parents of college-bound students and anyone concerned about the future leaders emerging from the Ivy League.