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Had Cambridge applied the appropriate sanctions against Arday, the story would never have blown up like it did. Unfortunate
by Georgelemental 1mo ago
Had Cambridge applied the appropriate sanctions against Arday, the story would never have blown up like it did. Unfortunate
- UncleMeat 1mo ago[flagged]
- mangodrunk 1mo ago[flagged]
- UncleMeat 1mo agoArday being a liar doesn't change people's motivations for making this into a story. People have publicly stated their reasoning.
- kelseyfrog 1mo agoThe world is black and white. One side has to be entirely good and one entirely bad. Arday can't be both a liar and a victim. People who pointed his lying out can't have other motivations. We have to wrap it up into a nice little story.
- Georgelemental 1mo agoSource?
- TimorousBestie 1mo agoNathan Cofnas, the whistleblower, is a “race realist”: > Under a colorblind system that judged applicants only by academic qualifications, blacks would make up 0.7% of Harvard students. (Even that might be an overestimate, since high-school credentials are sometimes given a boost by affirmative action.) In a meritocracy, Harvard faculty would be recruited from the best of the best students, which means the number of black professors would approach 0%. Blacks would disappear from almost all high-profile positions outside of sports and entertainment. https://ncofnas.com/p/a-guide-for-the-hereditarian-revolution https://ncofnas.com/p/a-guide-for-the-hereditarian-revolutio... (2024) You can agree with his reasoning or not, but his desired political outcome is unquestionably the removal of almost all Black professors from academia.
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- UncleMeat 1mo agoIn addition to what the other guy quoted, Cofnas has said that the revolution will make it possible for him to become the "head of the department of eugenics and race science at Harvard" and that there "must be some barriers set up between the races."