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And this is how you get the case of the president of Stanford, who not only benefited tremendously from all the research that he was supposedly a part of or lea

by nico 3y ago

And this is how you get the case of the president of Stanford, who not only benefited tremendously from all the research that he was supposedly a part of or leading, but when it came to light that a lot of it was fraudulent, he was able to claim he wasn’t really involved that closely So, a lot of the benefit, but barely any of the accountability

borroka 3y ago
That's more of a case of elite's protection and general, outside very special cases, immunity from, broadly speaking, prosecution. If the same had happened to an assistant professor, non-minority, they would have been kicked out long ago.