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Harvard remains embroiled in controversy after its president is forced out

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January 4, 2024

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The resignation of former Harvard president Claudine Gay has hardly settled any of the debate surrounding her tenure. While Gay did admit to several mistakes, she argues she's been unfairly targeted because of her race, ideology and push for diversity. William Brangham has two perspectives from Khalil Gibran Muhammad of Harvard’s Kennedy School, and Tom Nichols of The Atlantic.

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Claudine GayWhile GayWilliam BranghamKhalil Gibran MuhammadHarvards Kennedy SchoolTom NicholsThe Atlantic Stream

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