Columbia University has told the Trump administration that it’s cracking down on antisemitic violence and intimidation and winding down DEI.
But behind closed doors, the university’s Office of Institutional Equity, a new bureaucracy supposedly set up to address campus antisemitism, is targeting me for expressing my Catholic faith.
I recently received an email from the OIE accusing me of “conduct that could constitute discriminatory harassment.”
The message included no details, and when I asked for clarification, OIE didn’t provide any.
But I’m familiar with how liberal institutions often operate, and I suspected that the matter concerned my public statements on social media.
I was right.
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Daniel Di Martino is a graduate fellow at the Manhattan Institute, a Ph.D. student in economics at Columbia University, and the founder of the Dissident Project, a speakers’ bureau for young immigrants from socialist countries. This piece is adapted from City Journal.
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