Protests are inconvenient, that’s part of the reason they’re effective at getting people to question the status quo. Similarly, having admission rescinded is e

Protests are inconvenient, that’s part of the reason they’re effective at getting people to question the status quo. Similarly, having admission rescinded is especially inconvenient for the people involved and will stimulate some of them (and those around them) to question their racist beliefs. If people renounce their racism, I am all for giving them a second chance. But giving racists the privilege of a top-tier education, often at the expense of non-racists who were denied that same privilege, all while the racists are unrepentant? Nope.