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Memo to companies, sports teams, colleges: Shut up about politics!
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2:15Now PlayingProgressivism ages like milk, and Americans don’t have a taste for spoiled products served by spoiled leftists. NY Post contributor Adam B. Coleman shares this story.
Now, institutions like Harvard are realizing that there is a shelf life to their ideology and that their constant need to step into every political and cultural issue has only put a bad taste in all our mouths.
Tuesday, Harvard’s new work group announced that they will no longer be vocal on public issues that don’t impact their institutions core functions.
According to their new policy, Harvard leaders will debate when it would be appropriate for the university to make public statements while keeping their core functions as the north star for their decisions.
“If the university and its leaders become accustomed to issuing official statements about matters beyond the core function of the university, they will inevitably come under intense pressure to do so from multiple, competing sides on nearly every imaginable issue of the day,” the report explained.
“This is the reality of contemporary public life in an era of social media and political polarization.”
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