Chris Rufo uncovers at least a dozen instances of lengthy plagiarism by Kamala Harris in her book Smart On Crime

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We have Berkeley Law School dean Erwin Chemerinsky on video admitting and advocating "unstated affirmative action" in faculty hiring and student admissions, which is illegal, but when it comes back to bite him he's all upset

You reap what you sow, Erwin.

No One Has a Right To Protest at My Home

Erwin Chemerinsky, The Atlantic:

 

Student-government leaders told me that Law Students for Justice in Palestine demanded that my wife and I cancel the dinners; if not, the group would protest at them.

 

 

 

Listen here.

Rufo's right. Guy should have been fired last year.

Rufo only scratched the surface, Claudine Gay of Harvard reportedly has a long history of plagiarism according to Aaron Sibarium

 Along with her dissertation, the decades-long pattern paints a picture of sloppiness, at best, and willful dishonesty at worst.

The whole sorry business is recounted here. 

 

The plagiarism matter is entirely separate from the main show, however, in my opinion.

The character pattern of willfully omitting attribution involved in plagiarism is certainly related to the habit of Hamas defenders ignoring Hamas' crimes against Israel, of course, but it distracts from the issue which made Claudine Gay an issue in the first place.

She and the other university presidents could not bring themselves to say unequivocally that calls for a genocide of Jews violated their campus bullying and harassment policies.

Focusing on Gay's academic failings is already obscuring that.

Why does he frame it this way if he's got the goods on her?