Harvard supports President Claudine Gay despite controversies

The Harvard Board unanimously decided to support President Claudine Gay, despite her widely criticized congressional testimony and allegations of plagiarism. This decision has raised concerns about a double standard for anti-Semitism on campus and academic plagiarism. Critics argue that Harvard's attempt to redefine plagiarism in order to retain its first-ever black president, who was promoted based on diversity, equity, and inclusion standards, is a low point for American higher education. The controversy stems from Gay's improper use of other academic scholarship, including passages from Dr. Carol Swain's seminal book on minority representation in Congress.