Claudine Gay herself best stated the issue of her brief presidency of Harvard. When her appointment was announced, she declared…
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So long as the implicit-association test is in circulation, the myth of a mostly racist U.S. will live.
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Read More »Harvard’s governing fellows last week decided to stand behind President Claudine Gay despite her disastrous congressional testimony and multiple allegations…
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