Yale Law School is an asylum being run by the inmates

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Over the past several years, it has become evident that some of the most prestigious academic institutions in this country are nothing more than training grounds for militant leftist activism. There is no better example than Yale Law School, which has been home to some of the most egregious displays of intolerance imaginable.

In 2019, for example, Yale Law students demanded that the university remove Alliance Defending Freedom General Counsel Kristen Waggoner from campus and implement policies that would make it difficult for graduating students to work with ADF and other “discriminatory” organizations in the future. On that latter point, the administration happily obliged and passed a policy requiring employers looking to hire students or graduates who benefit from Yale funding not to consider an applicant’s “religion.” This effectively barred ADF, a Christian organization that expects its employees to share its faith, from hiring Yale Law students who are still being funded by the school.

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