June 6, 2025 - 18:56
In a recent interview, the education secretary highlighted ongoing efforts at Harvard and Columbia universities to address significant issues, particularly antisemitism. While acknowledging some progress, the secretary emphasized that both institutions must intensify their efforts to create a more inclusive environment.
The discussion comes in the wake of former President Trump's criticisms of these prestigious universities, which he claims have not done enough to combat rising antisemitic sentiments on campus. The education secretary pointed out that while there have been steps forward, there is still a pressing need for thorough vetting of international students to ensure a safe and welcoming atmosphere for all.
This dialogue reflects broader concerns regarding the rise of hate speech and discrimination in educational settings. The education secretary's remarks signal a commitment to fostering a culture of respect and understanding, urging institutions to take proactive measures in combating these challenges.
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