It's apparent that many colleges and universities are becoming more like activist indoctrination camps than they are institutions of higher learning.

The textbook, "Beautiful Trouble: A Toolbox for Revolution," was assigned as mandatory reading for U of M's "Organizational Studies 203: Activism," according to The College Fix.

While the description of the course itself claims it is unbiased and "will not preach social change from any particular point of view," the coursework students are to complete sings a very different tune.

According to the College Fix, the textbook blames the "global slump we are living through" on capitalism. Adding, it is "the predictable manifestation of a crisis-prone economic system rooted in production for profit rather than for human need."

"… For the sake of human development and ecological sanity it needs to be overthrown."

The free enterprise system that has lifted more people out of poverty than any other economic system known to man needs to be "overthrown for the sake of humanity?"