The whitest university in the Ivys strains to "cure" itself... with reverse racism.
Princeton is the classic posterchild for entitled legacy elitism.
The campus oozes OLD WHITE MONEY.
But apparently it is suffering a pandemic liberal guilt.
By comparison, ND has a mere case of the flu..
Link: https://www.city-journal.org/article/princeton-university-president-christopher-eisgruber-anti-semitism-racial-discrimination?skip=1
Replies to: The whitest university in the Ivys strains to "cure" itself... with reverse racism.
Apparently, only a small fraction of Princeton’s faculty feels this way. It also bears noting
that the City Journal represents a Conservative Think Tank…so there’s that fact for Critical Thinkers to consider.
from the attached Wiki Summary...
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Alice O'Connor, a professor at the University of California, Santa Barbara, has written that City Journal is "hardly a model of ideological moderation", and that its contributors are "enmeshed in 1960s- and 1970s-era urbanology".[2]: 349 She has criticized multiple writers for City Journal for reviving a "relentlessly negative image of black cultural pathology to call for tougher measures to crack down on out-of-wedlock births", following articles praising Daniel P. Moynihan's The Negro Family: The Case For National Action.[2]: 349 Conservative author Sol Stern, a major contributor for the magazine since its inception,[2]: 349 published a piece in liberal journal Democracy in 2020, accusing City Journal of removing contributors' editorial independence, and criticized the association of magazine trustee Rebekah Mercer with the alt-right outlet Breitbart.[14]
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Please don't ever try to claim even a semblance of Political Objectivity, Curly.
Link: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_Journal
That is the point! IVY faculties are like stepford wives.
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Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuAADocdVn0
You could just as easily apply that term to the small Conservative Faction of the Princeton faculty
that has problems noticing genuine inequities...much less doing anything about them.
Or of the Hoover Institute at Stanford.
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