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The Man Who Set the Jason Arday Story in Motion Has an Ax to Grind | DarkHorse 339
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5:37Now PlayingBret Weinstein argued that Nathan Cofnas (the academic who wrote the piece on his Substack outlining all of the problems with Jason Arday being in the position he was in) is NOT the alternative to woke in yesterday's DarkHorse episode, "The Strange Rise of Fanaticism."
Instead he sees Cofnas as the mirror image of woke, the other extreme end of the same spectrum.
Today Cofnas was suspended from Ghent University, citing an investigation into discrimination.
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