Columbia hides from its antisemitism problem by going virtual

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Columbia University’s decision to move classes online is inexcusable, and it does nothing to solve the university’s antisemitism problem.

Columbia is moving most of its classes into a hybrid model, meaning that most in-person classes will become, at least in part, online classes. This is in reaction to antisemitic student mobs harassing Jewish students and setting up an encampment from which they are celebrating genocidal terrorists while claiming to oppose genocide.

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