If Harvard University is serious about working to eradicate antisemitism on campus, it can start by ridding itself of its antisemitic past and institutional affiliation with Nazi-tainted figures and their money, writes Lev Golinkin.
If Harvard University is serious about working to eradicate antisemitism on campus, it can start by ridding itself of its antisemitic past and institutional affiliation with Nazi-tainted figures and their money, writes Lev Golinkin.
If Harvard University is serious about working to eradicate antisemitism on campus, it can start by ridding itself of its antisemitic past and institutional affiliation with Nazi-tainted figures and their money, writes Lev Golinkin.
If Harvard University is serious about working to eradicate antisemitism on campus, it can start by ridding itself of its antisemitic past and institutional affiliation with Nazi-tainted figures and their money, writes Lev Golinkin.