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Removing Claudine Gay won’t change a thing at the odious Harvard #shorts
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1:00Now PlayingHarvard University, a once-respected institution seen as the pinnacle of higher learning, is trying to hide its true ideological self from the world. NY Post contributor Adam B. Coleman shares this story.
Amid the controversy surrounding its refusal to condemn the blatant antisemitism on its campus, we’re seeing that Harvard’s problems go far beyond its morally bankrupt president, Claudine Gay.
With widespread calls from alumni and others for Gay to either resign or be removed from her role after her disastrous testimony before Congress last week, more than 500 of her faculty enablers put pen to paper to profess their continued support.
In an open letter to Harvard leadership, these professors stated they “urge you in the strongest possible terms to defend the independence of the university and to resist political pressures that are at odds with Harvard’s commitment to academic freedom, including calls for the removal of President Claudine Gay.”
They declared, “The critical work of defending a culture of free inquiry in our diverse community cannot proceed if we let its shape be dictated by outside forces.”
This letter is a ruse to have regular people believe wanting Gay removed from her position is about attacking the First Amendment being exercised within Harvard’s walls and dissolving its sovereignty as a private institution.
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