The meltdown at the University of Michigan continues. Just a day after the home of a Jewish member of the Board of Regents was vandalized, the school has fired one of its top DEI administrators. Rachel Dawson was the director of the school’s Office of Academic Multicultural Initiatives (OAMI). She allegedly made anti-Semitic comments during a conversation at a conference.
She was accused of saying in a conversation at a conference in March that the university was “controlled by wealthy Jews,” according to documents obtained by The New York Times through a freedom of information request.
She was also accused of saying that Jewish students were “wealthy and privileged” and not in need of her office’s diversity services, and that “Jewish people have no genetic DNA that would connect them to the land of Israel,” according to the documents, which…
