r/neoliberal • u/DueVast5223 • 3d ago

Restricted Essay | Why Fraternities Are So Hard to Reform

https://www.wsj.com/us-news/education/cornell-fraternities-greek-life-8859a4e9?st=kucowh&reflink=article_copyURL_share
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u/Al_787 Fernando Henrique Cardoso 3d ago

Are you going to be perfectly happy with an association of “X university students for Hamas” or “X university chapter of National Socialist party of America” then?

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u/YesNoFriend Milton Friedman 3d ago

Yes.

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u/Al_787 Fernando Henrique Cardoso 3d ago

Well you can contact any university right now and offer to pay their settlements to Jewish students filing a Title VII lawsuit!

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u/FallenMeringue Khan Pritzker's Strongest Anti-Pope 3d ago edited 3d ago

Maybe if institutions didn’t want to get whacked for being racist they should design themselves to not be structurally discriminatory or create structurally unequally outcomes for different protected classes.

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u/Al_787 Fernando Henrique Cardoso 3d ago

Always the “CRA went too far” people who would scream the loudest that “America is not a racist country”