Good riddance. Embattled Harvard president Claudine Gay ends the university’s protracted nightmare, finally stepping down. She does so after mounting pressure over her appallingly shoddy handling of antisemitism on campus in the wake of the Hamas’ October 7 terror attacks and accusations of plagiarism, seemingly compounding by the day. At last count, over two dozen. But Gay, who is the school’s first black president, didn’t leave her prestigious perch without loudly plucking the strings of the insidious, grievance-driven, ideology of DEI — and playing a swan song that ultimately blamed racism. One more for the road. In her resignation letter,...
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