The resignation of Harvard President Claudine Gay has sparked a heated debate on issues of merit, diversity, and inclusion. While some argue that her departure was justified due to accusations of plagiarism and a poor performance at a congressional hearing on anti-Semitism, others claim that her resignation is an assault on diversity and a sign of a larger racial agenda.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a research fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institute, argues that the focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion is detrimental to institutions and society as a whole. She told Douglas Murray that her grandmother "would not trust Claudine Gay to herd her goats."
Ali believes that these movements are aimed at dismantling and degrading our institutions, erasing history, and indoctrinating students. Ali sees Gay's resignation as a small part of a larger problem that has infiltrated universities, corporations, and even lower education levels.
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3 янв 2024
