MIT President Sally Kornbluth doesn’t need to worry about the Massachusetts Legislature or Congress banning DEI programs anytime soon, but ending diversity statements is consistent with the controversial defense of free speech she articulated before Congress in December.
EDITORIAL: End of the road for race-hustling
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MIT president Sally Kornbluth said that she had not heard any calling for the genocide of Jews on MIT’s campus, and that speech “targeted at individuals, not making public statements,” would be considered harassment.
Columbia University's president rebuts claims she has allowed school to become a hotbed of hatred
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