Fast Takes: Confessions of a token black prof, root out Fauci’s rot and other commentary
What to know about Government Bureaucracy and Science
From the left: Confessions of a Token Black Prof Explaining why he quit a tenure-track job at Bates College, The Atlantic’s Tyler Austin Harper slams the worst extremes of DEI and wokery as the senior faculty’s response to “rising discontent over student debt…
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What happened
From the left: Confessions of a Token Black Prof Explaining why he quit a tenure-track job at Bates College, The Atlantic’s Tyler Austin Harper slams the worst extremes of DEI and wokery as the senior faculty’s response to “rising discontent over student debt…
Why it matters
For the academic aristocracy, touting fealty to Black Lives Matter, #MeToo, trans rights, and other progressive movements served as a convenient distraction from the intractable economic and social issues that the colleges themselves were perpetuating.” That…
Common ground
Our government science “institutions and funding mechanisms aren’t fit for 21st-century research and development,” as from White House official Michal Kratsios’ crucial new report explains.
Perspective signals
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Hogg
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