

Harvard’s Real Scandal Was A Black Woman Leader — NEW EPISODE
Jan 6, 2024
The podcast discusses the resignation of Dr. Claudine Gay, the first black woman president of Harvard, and explores the campaign led by right wing activist Christopher Rufo to get her fired. It highlights the role of legacy media outlets in legitimizing his bad-faith framing and celebrates her resignation as evidence of a return to meritocracy. The hosts also touch on controversies in higher education, dynamics of having a Black woman leader, the misconceptions surrounding DEI and Black women's success, and the frustration of constantly defending their existence.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
The Resignation of Dr. Claudine Gay
02:28 • 14min
Summer Recap, Every Plate Ad, Sibling Revelry Ad, Code Switch Ad, In Trust Ad
16:40 • 4min
Controversy, Consequences, and College Campuses
20:27 • 15min
Dynamics of Having a Black Woman Leader
34:59 • 4min
Controversy over Open Letter and Bill Ackman's Response
38:33 • 4min
The Impact of DEI and the Misconceptions Surrounding Black Women's Success
42:33 • 25min
Advocating for Humanity and Desiring a Normal Life
01:08:02 • 4min