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Scott Shay donated to Northwestern University every year after earning his undergraduate degree in 1979. He stopped in 2020 after researching a book on antisemitic conspiracy theories on campus. The former chairman of Signature Bank, he now donates to the Hillel and Chabad organizations at the university instead. After the Hamas attacks, other donors have reached out to him saying they are reconsidering their gifts. “I’ve heard from four people within the last hour,” Shay said Friday.
With $162 billion more from taxpayers, couldn’t you deliver a few bond upgrades, too
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Everybody needs a side hustle these days, and mine is Ukraine, where I am now.
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No sympathies. For two generations, they donated to colleges that spread hate, division and anti-gentile and anti-asian racism, while demanding that a special, favorable category for ‘israel supporter’ be carved out just for them. And now, like Casablanca, they are “shocked!” that 40 years of funding anti-white hatred has not exempted them from the ‘colonizer’ label. Like, sorry rich pronoun liberal, what did you expect? Did you really think that decades of anti-white indoctrination at college would not ultimately consume you too? These rich donors fed and reared the very system of hate that is now uncaged and looking to… Read more »
It isn’t only elite universities. It’s educational institutions from kindergarten to post graduate programs. Young people have been indoctrinated against the values on which this nation was founded.
I wish people could see what’s happening to our most important institutions, but many don’t. They believe we are the ones making a to-do about nothing. Sometimes, I question my own thinking on these issues. These past two weeks have been a real eye-opener for my very liberal Jewish friends and I’m beginning to feel hopeful now that they too are paying attention.