It’s more than a month late but it’s done.
Last week, Harvard President Dr. Claudine Gay put together an email to her alumni community and to the world to make sure everyone knows where Harvard stands on antisemitism.
It’s against it. And now it has a plan.
Emil Guillermo
“As President, I affirm our commitment to protecting all members of our community from harassment and marginalization, and our commitment to meeting antisemitism head-on, with the determination it demands,” Gay wrote in an email to alumni last Thursday (Nov. 9). “Let me reiterate what I and other Harvard leaders have said previously: Antisemitism has no place at Harvard.”
Blunt times call for blunt responses. Just sooner than later.
Gay’s problem? She let students beat her to the punch after Oct.7.
