Stanford Slammed for Telling Students Fearing for Their ‘Safety’ From Conservative Judge To Seek Comfort From ‘Diversity, Equity and Inclusion’ Dean
Stanford’s message to students appears to be in conflict with the school’s public apology to the judge.
The administration at Stanford University’s law school are simultaneously telling the public that the heckling of a federal appellate judge, Kyle Duncan, was unwarranted as they tell students that they are justifiably traumatized by his appearance.
In an email, Stanford law lecturer Jeanne Merino told students that they should reach out to the school’s administration for the sake of their “safety and mental health.”
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