Ahhh thanks! I'll admit I didn't read carefully. |
Her āinherent and arbitrary attributeā was: - she has been extremely oppressed her entire life. Her writings - even the plagiarized ones - all focus on how oppressed any and every Black person is, and especially if they are female. Look what she presided over at Harvard: this is from the mandatory Title IX introduction for all entering Harvard freshmen: ![]() Do you find that chart as ridiculous as I do? But, it is not a joke, nor are these ideas exclusive to Harvard. |
I am applauding her ouster on so many levels. |
yet here you are. |
The nature of the Internet results in me reading lots of stuff that I don't really care about. |
What is it that stimulates your comment? Could it be the cramps that promise to result in one of those two shits? |
So Stefanik et alās hearing was never about anti-semitism. It was really about dismantling DEI. Letās see who they go after next. |
No, it was about antiSemitism. But it exposed the ridiculous ends to which the cult of DEI has led our society. |
I recognize that youāre trying to embarrass the PP or force them to ābe loud about their racismā or whatever but Iām a minority woman and Iāll do it. DEI politics (specifically the perceived need to choose a Black woman) was very obviously the reason this person was chosen to lead Harvard. And why she lasted as long as she did, with Harvardās support, even after credible allegations of plagiarism were made. A white president would have either shared the same fate as Liz Magill (Penn) after the hearing or would have been forced to resign after the first plagiarism allegations. I actually donāt have a problem with her handling of the Israel/Palestine issue and these allegations were pretty obviously dug up by well-funded pro-Israel donors as revenge, which is pretty crappy. And I was actually pro-Harvard keeping her in place to send a message to donors that they donāt run the university. But the PPās original point stands. Feel free to call me racist. I really donāt care. |
Claudine Gay is not the problem.
She is a symptom of a much larger disease plaguing this country. 94% of new corporate jobs went to people of color despite whites making up 60% of the country. https://cbsaustin.com/amp/news/nation-world/major-us-companies-gave-94-of-new-jobs-to-people-of-color-in-2021-report-says-diversity-hiring-employees-apple-nike-microsoft-wells-fargo Healthcare, the military, airline pilots. Race-based hiring has infected every last institution and industry in this country. Sooner or later, we will all be feeling the consequences of abandoning merit. |
Thanks for the response. I don't know you from Adam, so I wouldn't call you racist. But, if PP was trying to say "[Being a black woman] is the reason such an unqualified person was hired to begin with," the argument falls apart pretty quickly - so maybe he meant something else. It falls apart quickly because this is just one position and there are millions of black women in the world. Surely some number of them are qualified. If Harvard was dead set on hiring black woman as President for the position, the University has enough pull that I'm sure it could induce one of the qualified women to take the job. |
In another context, wouldnāt this arguably be viewed as disparate impact evidence of discrimination? |
So glad she's gone! Should have been fired instead of allowed to resign, but it's good this a##hole is out. |
And yet democrats are behind it, and support it. It is not the republicans doing all the racial discrimination in hiring here. It is democrats. |
Do you go to Harvard? Or does your emotional investment in this position come from some other source? |