Claudine Gay
A source told the “Daily Mail” that a book deal could draw up to $15 million.
“Harvard is a ripe target for antisemitism litigation,” said Kenneth L. Marcus, of the Brandeis Center. “No one should be surprised to see this lawsuit filed.”
“We have grave concerns regarding the inadequacy of Harvard’s response,” wrote Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.).
“As a Jew, I also cannot help but worry that the actions of these donors—many of them Jewish, many from Wall Street—could fuel the very antisemitism they claim to oppose.”
“This is about racism and intimidation. This makes no one safer,” wrote Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-N.Y.).
After Claudine Gay announced her resignation as president of Harvard University, the Associated Press, among others, blamed conservatives.
She faced growing calls to vacate the position after her response to campus antisemitism and extensive charges that she plagiarized her scholarship.
The university’s board has chosen to back Claudine Gay.
