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Professor who wished Queen ‘excruciating’ death explains defiant stance on podcast | New York Post
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1:07Now PlayingThe Carnegie Mellon professor who sparked a firestorm when she wished Queen Elizabeth II an “excruciating” death has doubled down on her comments, saying she was trying to teach America about the monarchy’s role in an African genocide.
Uju Anya, a Nigerian American associate professor of second language acquisition at the prestigious Pennsylvania university, sat down for an interview Wednesday on the podcast “This Week in White Supremacy,” where she took a defiant stance, telling the hosts: “I said what I f–king said.”
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