. >> laura: andrew sullivan writes, carol hoover was hounded out of her position because she dared ton television that biological sex is binary. hoover and fryer were threats to the left and especially to claudine gay, because deep down i guess she knows she doesn't deserve the title she has and anyone who tries to minimize this, academic rot at the core, they are going to be swept up in this fire storm. pressure on universities is not abating, anyone who supports this nonsense will join the list of academics and administrators who should lose their job. only way is to tell ms. gay to resign and tell the mit president to do the same. if they don't resign, fire them and eliminate position of every faculty member employed to continue the race and gender hustle. cnn, 's graduate of -- strong case over the weekend. >> understand broad shift taking place at elite universities, gone from centers of excellence to institutions pushing political agenda. universities have been neg neglecting excellence to pursue variety of agendas around diversity and inclusion. >> laura: it would be a mistake

it is about what it does to trust and expertise because if you see, for example, carol hoover and at harvard who was forced out initially buyer gei administrator for going on fox news to talk about her book, she made the point we should be kind to transgender people, we should use their pronouns but has the author of a book on testosterone and evolutionary biologist we have to recognize biological sex is real and it matters scientific land but led to a campaign against her at harvard and she got extremely depressed and is now leaving harvard. that is sad all by itself. that is cancel culture, that is built liberal all by itself. what does that do to people's faith and expertise on this topic? the public isn't stupid. looking at a situation like even at harvard someone is making a modest point that nobody disagreed with up until very recently can be targeted and forced out of their job, why should i believe anybody on this topic anymore because i now know to say anything other than the approved line can get you cancel even at harvard. people need to get that cancel culture is much mor

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