Harvard governing board, activists say former president was a victim of racism
Claudine Gay, who was the first Black woman to lead the Ivy League institution, stepped down Tuesday.
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Claudine Gay, who was the first Black woman to lead the Ivy League institution, stepped down Tuesday.
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The toppling of the University of Pennsylvania’s president, Elizabeth Magill, four days after her testimony before Congress on whether to punish students if they called for genocide, was a victory for those who believe that pro-Palestinian protesters have gone too far in their speech. To many Jews, protest slogans such as “intifada revolution” and “from the river to the sea” are antisemitic and threatening — and proof of a double standard. Universities, they say, have ignored their fears and ple
Rep. Elise Stefanik asked the presidents of Harvard, Penn, and MIT a question about genocide at a congressional hearing last week. It obscured a complicated debate.