Is there any particular reason why an article in Harvard Magazine, a magazine sent to Harvard alums (complete with a personals section!), would be this genuinely intriguing?
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Likely because the school is Harvard, no?
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Yes but again… why
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It's a prominent college and it was an extremely horrible opinion. It wouldn't be a mystery if everyone seized on a Yale alumni paper saying "Racism is good actually!"
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A bad opinion in a college alumni magazine is like a three yard rush in a rainstorm: it’s not news!
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Made by magic and witchcraft. And a few moderators with strange senses of humour...
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seems obvious to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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It’s also teeing up a conference, no? When I read about it, it sounded like a much bigger initiative—an effort to advance a point of view, backed by more extensive resources and research, not just ban opinion piece in the alumni magazine.
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This one isn't twitter outrage sausage. It's a larger part of a conference held there and the prominent advocates of both sides involved, plus the unique and important moment for the issue. It only looks like a twitter story to ppl paying too much attention to twitter.
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Sometimes the real world spills over into twitter. There's a really interesting backstory here and a longrunning debate. I'm glad ppl are noticing it. More should. Sometimes twitter accidentally has real policy debates, and this is one of them.
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