Last week, Claudine Gay objectively humiliated herself before Congress.
Harvard’s esteemed president failed to simply state that calling for genocide of Jews was in violation of Harvard speech policies. Instead, she supposedly clung to free speech — the violation of which is constant and ever-present at Harvard.
An excerpt from Harvard’s mandatory Title IX training session for undergraduate students contains a “Power and Control Wheel” that helps students identify “harmful” conduct.
Attitudes that “contribute to an environment that perpetuates violence” include sizeism and fatphobia, cisheretosexism, racism, transphobia, ageism, and ableism. The training presents scenarios, one of which involves “Andre” who repeatedly uses the wrong pronouns and comments on Logan’s “outfits, hair, and nail polish” and makes remarks about Logan’s gender identity which…
