FORMER HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT CLAUDINE GAY RESIGNED AMID BACKLASH FOR ANTI-SEMITISM AND PLAGIARISM… BUT BLAMES RACISM FOR HER DEPARTURE, RETAINS HER ROLE AS PROFESSOR, AND WILL CONTINUE EARNING HER OUTRAGEOUS SALARY!

Claudine Gay FINALLY resigned as President of Harvard after widespread allegations of plagiarism and anti-semitism. 

At the December 5 congressional hearing on anti-semitism, Gay was asked whether calling for the genocide of Jews violated the university’s bullying and harassment policies. Instead of saying YES, Gay said it would “depend on the context” and would have to be “actionable conduct” for the school to intervene…

Harvard REFUSED to condemn her statement and took NO ACTION to remove her from her position amid COUNTLESS calls from major donors, alumnus, and students.

In the weeks following the hearing, NEARLY FIFTY plagiarism claims against Gay, totaling approximately half of her published works, came to light. Despite numerous allegations, Gay’s resignation letter and Harvard’s public statement blamed “racial animus” as one of the factors driving her resignation.

While Gay will no longer serve as president, she remains employed as a Professor of Government and African American Studies, where she is poised to continue making a salary that tops $900,000+ per year (Post Millennial).

The Dean’s List utilizes a fine-tuned algorithm that analyzes each university based on its woke activist culture, racial discrimination, and hostility towards conservative students on campus. These schools have received a big fat F on their report card, and you won't believe the reasons why!

FORCED VACCINES?! 

Four years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, Rutgers University is still REQUIRING students to be vaccinated in order to attend. Students who have an objection to the vaccine must obtain a medical or religious exemption if they wish to enroll.

SOCIAL JUSTICE LEARNING REQUIREMENT 

In May 2023, the University Senate voted to require all students to complete an “Anti-Black Racism” course as part of the university’s general education program. The course covers topics such as: “Black Consciousness, Black Resistance, Black Resilience, and Intersectional Solidarity.”

TPUSA CHAPTER DENIED 

In 2023, the University of Chicago, commonly praised for its model free expression policy, REFUSED official club recognition to Turning Point USA. When the group continued to plan campus events, they were told to stop or face disciplinary action.

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