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Jason Arday died for our sins

The Hill · 2 months ago

Author Jonathan Zimmerman argues that the recent controversies surrounding Jason Arday and academic hiring practices demonstrate how universities have abandoned meritocracy and evidence in favor of ideological identity politics.

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