Coming up on this episode of the roundtable.

To me, this is sort of like the high freak dust corn syrup of evil,

highly refined, sticky sweet, and bad for you

no matter who you are.

And so I wanted to raise this faculty letter to Princeton from the faculty of Princeton,

or as they describe it, at this moment of massive global uprising in the name of racial justice we the faculty

black Latinks I never know how to pronounce that but Latinks

Latinks is funnier than Latin X. They're all the Tinks. Try to find my stride but I trip and I fall

losing my attention again

Yeah, I hit the bottom but but I'm on the man.

I get up.

Taking another step, push it to the edge.

I get up, just a little more.

I can see the air. Welcome everyone to another episode of the Roundtable, the editors and

publishers podcast for The American Mind here at the Claremont Institute.

I'm your host Ryan Williams, president of the Clermont Review Books and the American

Mind. I'm joined as always. Actually I should amend that. We don't have Matt Peterson today.

He's teaching at our polius Fellowship down at an undisclosed

and safe location somewhere in Southern California, so he can't join us but he's

doing the Lord's work teaching the children, children when you listen to this, forgive me,

you're not children I know.

But about higher education and the modern university

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