The University of Kentucky's Prof in Drag

The web newsletter "Inside Higher Education" reports yet another tale of neoconservative oppression of the rights of moonbat faculty members. It seems that the the University of Kentucky and Georgetown College are unhappy with sociology adjunct professor Jeremy D. Kerr, who now teaches a course on "gender and society" at the University of Kentucky. You see, Prof. Jeremy likes to teach his class in drag. You can see him in his work clothes here. Kerr also teaches a required sociology course that UKY students in sociology are coerced into taking. Kerr requires his students to write essays on the benefits of hemp. You will be happy to hear that the UKY President just renewed his contract.

Kerr has been told by his department chair at Kentucky to stop cross-dressing in class, and Kerr has also sued Georgetown, charging that he lost an adjunct position there because of his cross-dressing in area restaurants. Kerr finished his Ph.D. at Kentucky in the spring and has been working there as an adjunct.

Kerr has also taken his cross-dressing to area restaurants and reportedly has been thrown out of some of them for appearing in women’s clothing. Kerr’s lawsuit against Georgetown College says that these incidents led the college not to renew his contract there, according to an article in The Lexington Herald-Leader. “I’m turning it around. What’s good for the girls is good for the guys,” he said.

His lawsuit against Georgetown charges it with sex discrimination for not renewing his contract.

I, for one, would sure like to hear his rendition of "I'm just a Coal Miner's Daughter."