Yale should look in the mirror—and at its buildings—to address the surge in anti-Semitism

The university has had ample opportunity to address the horned Moses—not necessarily by removing it, but at least by offering a historical context to remind passers-by that Jewish men don’t, in fact, cover their heads with a kippah to keep their horns at bay.

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