cladine gay became the thirtieth president of harvard in history; she took up this post only on july st prestigious ivy league universities was an important victory for so-called tolerant activists, because she is the first black woman to serve as president. however, the joy did not last long. the trigger was a december meeting in congress. during his testimony, gay was asked: does it contradict? she simply remained silent against anti-semitic calls from students against the harvard charter, for which she was immediately subjected to serious obstruction. we are talking about protests that broke out against the backdrop of the arab-israeli conflict. the confrontation at harvard is obvious; not everyone supports washington's actions. more than thirty student associations have been attacked because of a signed open letter stating that israel was solely responsible for the war. the authors noted that there are millions of palestinians in the sector. ticket, forced to live in an open-air prison, and called on harvard to take action to stop the ongoing destruction of palestinians. the names

cladine gay became the thirtieth president of harvard in history; she took up this post only on july ar. election to office president of one of the most prestigious ivy league universities, gay was an important victory for so-called tolerance activists. the trigger was the december meeting in congress, and during gay’s testimony, when asked whether anti-semitic calls by students contradict the harvard charter, she simply remained silent, for which she was immediately subjected to serious obstruction. we are talking about the outbreak of protests against the backdrop of the arab-israeli conflict, the confrontation at harvard is obvious, not everyone supports washington’s actions. student associations came under attack for a signed open letter claiming that israel was solely responsible for the war. the authors noted that millions of palestinians in the gaza strip are forced to live in open-air prisons and called on harvard to take action to stop the ongoing destruction of palestinians. the names were not indicated in the document, but the organization ecuracy in media began leaking stu

harvard rector cladine gay left her post for accusations of plagiarism and anti-semitism, although untilidered an ideal representative of the democrats. how did this happen, anton found out dadykin. claudine gay, the first african-american in harvard's history, the second female rector in its history. threats, for me these are two fundamental values, it was scary to be subjected to personal attacks based on hostility on racial grounds. gay lasted only six months as the thirtieth rector of one of the most prestigious universities in the united states. the problems started. it depends on the context. it doesn't depend on the context, and the answer is clear: yes, so you should resign. against the background of the scandal, gay's opponents began to meticulously analyze her scientific works and immediately found traces of plagiarism in them. those from whom the rector borrowed scientific ideas consider resignation to be too lenient a punishment. i'm disappointed in the statement. with her resignation, she accused us of racism, but did not apologize to any of the people, the texts she appropr

cladine gay became the thirtieth president of harvard in history and took this post only on july 1 ofresident of one of the most prestigious ivy league universities was a major victory for so-called tolerance activists, as she is the first black woman to serve as president. however, the joy did not last long. the trigger was a december meeting in congress. during testifying, gay simply remained silent when asked whether anti-semitic calls by students contradict harvard's charter, for which she was immediately subjected to serious obstruction. we are talking about protests that broke out against the backdrop of the arab-israeli conflict. the confrontation at harvard is obvious. not everyone supports washington's actions. more than thirty student associations have been attacked due to... a signed open letter stating that israel was solely responsible for the war. the authors noted that millions of palestinians in the strip gas, forced to live in an open prison . and called on harvard to take action to stop the ongoing destruction of palestinians. no names were listed in the document. ho

cladine gay became the thirtieth president of harvard in history and took this post only the first ofr. election to the post of president of one of the most prestigious universities in the league. gaye was a major victory for so-called tolerance activists as the first black woman to serve as president, but the joy was short-lived. the trigger was the december meeting in congress; during gay’s testimony, when asked whether anti-semitic calls by students contradicted the harvard charter, she simply remained silent, for which she was immediately subjected to serious obstruction. we are talking about protests that broke out against the background arab-israeli conflict, confrontation. clearly, not everyone at harvard supports washington's actions. more than thirty student groups were attacked because of a signed open letter claiming that israel was solely responsible for the war. the authors noted that millions of palestinians in the gaza strip are forced to live in open-air prisons and called on harvard to take action to stop the ongoing destruction of palestinians. the names were not ind

african-american cladine gay, whose parents moved to the states from haiti, is studying race relationst from the point of view of the democratic party, she turned out to be an ideal rector, but... she held her post for only six months. why? anton dadekin will tell you the details. claudine gay, harvard's first african-american woman and second in its in the same story, the female rector hinted in her resignation letter that there was an element of racism in her dismissal. it's disappointing that my commitment to standing up to hate and upholding scientific rigor has been called into question. for me, these are two fundamental values; it was scary to be subjected to personal attacks and threats. based on racial antagonism. gay lasted only six months as the thirtieth rector of one of the most prestigious universities in the united states. the trouble began on october 7, when a group of harvard students stated: israel, through its own policies, allegedly provoked an attack by hamas on its territory. this was followed by protests in support of palestine. several major harvard donors demand

cladin gay, university of pennsylvania, for example, made the right decision immediately, but only aftere academic community see the light, something was rotten at the top in these universities, their leaders ... condoned anti-semitism, especially after the hamas terrorist attack on october 7. back in september, harvard colleagues loudly applauded during the inauguration of a fifty-three-year-old african-american specialist. in the field of electoral technologies, their connections with racial identity in the united states. now some white harvard professors are making bold statements, not only in relation to gays. she represents our bureaucracy's desire for diversity, equality and inclusion. this desire is destroying universities across the country. we began to divide everyone into oppressors of the oppressed. the oppressors are the successful people of the white race, everyone else is oppressed. this is what students are taught these days. gay was appointed specifically for the sake of diversity and equality, and now she blames everyone but herself. she talks about racism. i'm not racis

harvard rector cladine gay left her post due to accusations of plagiarism and anti-semitism, althoughwas considered an ideal representative of the democrats. anton dadykin found out how this happened. claudine gay, the first african-american in harvard's history and the second female rector in its history, hinted in her resignation letter that her dismissal included element of racism. it's disappointing that my commitment to standing up to hate and upholding scientific rigor has been called into question. for me these are two fundamental values. it was scary to be subjected to personal attacks and threats based on race. gay lasted only six months as the thirtieth rector of one of the most prestigious universities in the united states. the trouble began on october 7, when a group of harvard students declared: israel's own. politics allegedly provoked the hamas attack to their territory, this was followed by actions in support of palestine. several major harvard donors demanded that a list of pro-gas students be published and expelled from the university. when this did not happen, the b

career of the former head of the white house is reported against the backdrop of the dismissal of cladine gaym her post at the ivy league college amid allegations of anti-semitism as the palestinian-israeli conflict worsened. harvard law school graduate barack obama insisted that gay retain her position, but now she will give him a job at the university. the former president now has a lot to do in politics, he himself can’t get elected anywhere, but we need to save joe biden’s career, they often say some things there, trying to moderate internal contradictions within the democratic party, well, not so long ago, as we know, it’s been even a secret meeting between biden and obama, where barack obama expressed his dissatisfaction with the course of the presidential race, advised biden to change his strategy, over the fact that obama i had to move. even tv stars, who are more accustomed to making fun of trump, but not biden, are joking about the manual management of the presidential campaign. no, it's no good when a man known for being calm and cool starts to act like i'm going crazy joe, you nee

harvard rector cladine gay left her post due to accusations of plagiarism and anti-semitism, although an ideal representative of the democrats. anton dadekin found out how this happened. clodingay. the first african-american woman in harvard's history, the second female chancellor in its history, her resignation letter hinted that there was an element of racism in her dismissal. it's a shame that my commitments were called into question. stand up to hate and stand up for scientific rigor. for me these are two fundamental values. it was scary to be subjected to personal attacks and threats based on race. gay held the post for the thirtieth time in a row. rector of one of the most prestigious the problems began on october 7, when a group of universities in the united states was only six months old. harvard students said. israel's own policies allegedly provoked the hamas attack. several major harvard donors demanded publication list of students who support gases to expel them from the university. when this did not happen, the billionaires announced they would stop financial support to t