“Our university embraces a commitment to free expression. That commitment extends even to views that many of us find objectionable, even outrageous. We do not punish or sanction people for expressing such views.”
I’ve obtained a document that appears to detail anonymous allegations made about Kendi and his center in 2021.
The person alleges “a pattern of silence and secrecy” and claims employees were “afraid of going against Dr. Kendi.”
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The anonymous reporter, a faculty member, also alleges Kendi was “using tenure as a ‘pressure point’ to get Junior faculty to work for him” even though he didn’t “have any control over their tenure cases.”
The faculty member alleges “frequent resignations and extremely high turnover because of employee morale.”
This person apparently said, "there are at least 3 if not 4 women of color who have this week resigned or are on the brink of resignation. It's getting really bad."
Stanford has updated its third admissions essay prompt:
“Please describe what aspects of your life experiences, interests and character would help you make a distinctive contribution as an undergraduate to Stanford University.”
Here is what the prompt said last year:
“Tell us about something that is meaningful to you and why.”
University of Miami:
“embraces diversity and inclusivity in all its forms and strives to create a culture of belonging.”
“Please describe how your unique experiences, challenges overcome, or skills acquired would contribute to our distinctive University community.”
A current Berkeley Law job ad states: “Successful candidates will demonstrate knowledge and skill related to ensuring equity and inclusion in the activities of their academic position (e.g., teaching, research, and service, as applicable).”
So, already that’s more than teaching. It includes research and service.